One of the major components of this years’ TEXAS Independence Day Celebration will be a period correct parade. The parade will be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, March 2nd around our historic courthouse in downtown Granbury. If you would like to participate in this event please get in touch with Richlon Merrill at (817) 881-5490. He has a wealth of ideas and concepts about this phase of our event. Come early…………………………………………..Stay late.
The world of Western Cowboy Music has no single star any bigger than Buck Helton from Dallas, Texas. Buck “The Big Man” has been professionally performing for the public since age five. This performer is a “show-stopper” having released 10 CD’s, as well as having performed for radio and tv stations across this great land…
Folks are so excited about having an historic event like The Texas Independence Day Celebration of North Texas at Granbury, on March 2nd and 3rd that they are racing to get here. Join the excitement and be a part of living history yourself. If you fail to attend you will be missin’ out.
The arrival of student history exhibits has been overwhelming. The room we had reserved is full, and running over. We never expected the great amount of response that this part of our celebration would elicit. We are thrilled beyond words, and you will be impressed to witness the creativity of our children. The exhibits will…
We are pleased to announce that The Baggy Bottom Boys have accepted our invitation to present their special style of music during the Sunday, March 3rd activities for TEXAS Independence Day here in Granbury, TX. Come enjoy this special musical group on Sunday at the Historic Square in downtown Granbury. Come early………………………………………..………Stay late
There is no truer hero of the Alamo era than David Crockett. David Crockett was a, farmer, hunter, marksman, frontiersman, author, and representative to the United States Congress. Born in Greene County, Tennessee on August 17, 1786, Crockett left his mark wherever he traveled. He married Elizabeth Patton in 1815, and forged his way to…
TEXAS Independence Day plans include G.I.S.D. projects that involve teaching our kids about the importance of this great event in our states history. Richlon Merrill is in charge of that area and he would welcome your input, or assistance in working on the most important aspect of this coming years’ event. It’s all about TEXAS!