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Dayton Independent Superintendent Travis Young, Ed. D., recently presented a program about the school district to the Dayton Historical Society and was given a mug from The Old School Museum as a thank you.
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DAYTON— While difficult to trace, it appears there are only a few Priscilla Clubs left in Texas, but one thing is for sure: the Dayton Priscilla Club remains strong, recently
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LIBERTY— The Liberty County Historical Commission recently began rehabilitation efforts at an almost forgotten cemetery, the Anderson Cemetery.
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Dayton Historical Society will hear a program at their next meeting about an important early Dayton businessman named Louis Friedman, who immigrated to the U. S. from Hungary in 1887 and was living in Dayton before 1895.
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LIBERTY — Almost filling one of the largest district courtrooms in Texas, many came out to witness history as Michelle Mangum-Merendino swore the oath of office into the 75th District Court, marking the first woman to serve in the role.
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Dayton’s current and former mayors recently gathered at The Old School Museum for a short visit and a mug shot.
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DAYTON— To commemorate a dedicated local historian, the Dayton Historical Society planted a live oak tree to honor his memory for many years to come.
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