News

The December 2006 issue of our Pine Bough magazine is now available as a PDF file through the Publications section of our Home Page. Mailed in print format to Pine Bough subscribers in January

The History Center is pleased to announce that the online exhibit, Fastrill: A Texas Logging Camp, is now available through the exhibits section of our website's homepage. Located on a Neches River bluff in

Second graders from Lufkin's Dunbar Primary School visited the Center on November 8 as part of a lesson unit on the significance of railroads to the development of Angelina County. They explored the outside

All back issues of the Pine Bough, The History Center's yearly magazine, are now available online. Each issue showcases photographs and documents from our collections and highlights our region's rich historical heritage. You can

The History Center is proud to host a book signing for Richard Donovan's Paddling the Wild Neches on June 22, 2006 from 5:30-7:00 in the evening. Chronicling his 200-mile journey down the Neches River

In late February, The History Center hosted seven classes of 5th graders from Diboll's Temple Elementary for tours of the World War II exhibit and an introduction to related manuscript collections. Visiting one class

The History Center is proud to announce the opening of its new exhibit entitled "Angelina County at War: A World War II Exhibit." Using artifacts, photographs, posters, and text, this exhibit tells the story

We are now collecting and assembling materials for a World War II exhibit this fall. The exhibit will highlight the contributions of Angelina County residents, including military servicemen and women, as well as the

June 1, 2005: The History Center featured a six-panel exhibit in May at the Palestine History Forum, attended by more than 200 participants. The exhibit included about 40 photographs and documents pertaining to the

June 10, 2005: Area students who toured The History Center during the last weeks of school included eight classes of third graders and a seventh grade Texas history class from Diboll, three classes of