The Restoration and Relocation of the Battle of Adams Hill Historical Marker
A significant victory for historical preservation has been achieved with the relocation and restoration of the Texas Historical Marker that honors
The Complex Label of “Traitor”
The Complex Label of "Traitor" The label of "traitor" has been historically applied to individuals and groups who challenge established authority and
Infighting and Its Impact: Lessons from the Confederate States of America to the Sons of Confederate Veterans
Infighting and Its Impact: Lessons from the Confederate States of America to the Sons of Confederate Veterans In the annals of American
Autonomy vs. Authority: Social Media Debate
Autonomy vs. Authority: Social Media Debate [4.7 Social Media 4.7.1 To further strengthen the Nature and Purpose of the organization; all camps
The Case Against Excluding Felons from Brigade and Division Officer Positions
Refuting the Proposed Bylaw: The Case Against Excluding Felons from Brigade and Division Officer Positions The proposal to make it illegal for
Group covers confederate monument outside Williamson County courthouse
GEORGETOWN, Texas (KXAN) — While the Fourth of July commemorates the Declaration of Independence within the United States, two groups focused on
ACLU of Texas Appeals Conviction of North Texas Protesters
ACLU of Texas Appeals Conviction of North Texas Protesters By Simone Carter | Dallas Observer Gainesville, a city roughly 70 miles north
Moses Bonner : The Birth of Texas County Music
Moses Bonner : The Birth of Texas County Music Moses J. Bonner was a Confederate veteran and skilled fiddle player who played
WHY I COLLECT HISTORY
By: Montgomery County News The Rebel Joan Of Arc 2721 Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, invited the SCV Camp
Actor, Beaumont native dead at 94
By: Nick Thomas | Chron For more than five decades, L.Q. Jones was a familiar supporting character actor in more than 150