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The Dayton Historical Society will meet Monday evening at 6 pm on July 31 at Parker Hall, located behind The Old School Museum. Danny Bode will give a presentation about the Smesny Family of Eastgate who came to Texas in 1912 from the Czech land of Moravia.
Read moreDAYTON – Local historians were on hand Monday, June 26, for the Dayton Historical Society’s annual hotdog dinner at Parker Hall...
Read moreThe Liberty County Historical Commission has been awarded a 2022 Distinguished Service Award from the Texas Historical Commissio
Read moreThe Liberty County Historical Commission will host a marker dedication on Saturday, May 27, at 10 am honoring the historic Liberty County Bank – Zbranek Building, 1937 Trinity Street, Liberty, on the courthouse square. The public is encouraged to attend. The building has received a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark designation from the Texas Historical Commission.
Read moreSince 2009 The Cleveland Historical Museum on 203 East Boothe Street has held events and exhibitions detailing the history of Cleveland with the desire to educate and inspire members of the community.
Read moreOn Thursday, April 20, the Libertad Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution honored four Liberty ISD students for their winning American history essays.
Read moreThe Liberty County Historical Commission announces the Lovett House at 1723 Webster Street, Liberty, will be honored with a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark marker designation on Saturday, April 29, at 10 a.m. The public is encouraged to attend.
Read moreDAYTON - The Dayton Historical Society heard an informative presentation about Just Amazing Youth Sports by founder Jay Matlock at their April meeting. There will be no meeting in May, but the organization invites everyone to join them for their annual hot dog dinner on Monday, June 26 at 6 pm.
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