Rachel won cash prize and a flag that had been flown over the Alamo. See the video…
This is a great resource for students working on their entries for the History Fair.
http://txindependence.org/sources.php
- Books & Diaries
- Clothing
- Documents
- Furnishings
- Household Accessories
- Images
- Maps
- Personal artifacts
- Tools & Equipment
- Toys
Tell us your favorite part of the 2014 Texas Independence Day Celebration. Share pictures? Help us plan 2015. Join the fun and “Keep Texas History Alive!”
No Bull About It–Texas Independence Celebration of North Texas in Granbury is the Best!
December 8, 2014
Vendors have been officially invited to participate in the 2015 TIDC even. Put it on your calendar!
http://youtu.be/JLwlRJtfpWc
Texas needs you! It’s time that Texans celebrate Texas Independence Day. We need volunteers, ready to help, support and join us in making Texas Independence, February 28 – March 2, bigger and better. The focus remains on education, however we’re rustling up a wagon load of fun to go with it. From Bulls on the Beach to Scholarships and Parades you can choose your passion. Contact a Texas Hero Foundation board member: Teresa Sims – teresa.texas@yahoo.com or Peggy Freeman peggyfreeman@hotmail.com
The T.I.D.C. (Texas Independence Day Committee) met on Friday to discuss plans for the 2014 Celebration. Approximately 20 volunteers showed up, rolled up and their shirt sleeves, and began to go to work. Very refreshing to see so many people sharing the passion that we have for the state of TEXAS, for educating our kids and grand kids, and willing to work tirelessly on a project of this size. Thanks everybody who attended. We meet monthly until January and February when we meet two times each month. It’s going to be a TEXAS sized event.
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