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SUMMARY:Growing Up in the Lone Star State
DESCRIPTION:Gaylon Finklea Hecker and Marianne Odom began interviewing famous native Texans in 1981 to find out what\, if anything\, about growing up on Texas soil gave them the courage to follow their dreams. In Growing Up in the Lone Star State: Notable Texans Remember Their Childhoods\, the recollections of almost 50 legends in stage and screen\, music\, sports\, politics and business capture the spirit of Texas in the early 20th century. The authors will share their experiences in gathering and publishing oral histories and the importance of documenting childhoods. They will highlight recollections of Fort Worth notables\, such as TV news anchor Bob Schieffer\, Miss America Phyllis George\, Grammy Award winning bluesman Delbert McClinton\, sportswriter Dan Jenkins\, and romance thriller author Sandra Brown. \nHecker was a reporter for the San Antonio Light and San Antonio Express-News and associate editor of SA: The Magazine of San Antonio. She also was editor of the Jewish Journal in San Antonio and The Jewish Outlook in Austin and worked in corporate communications. She is the author of five recent books concerning Texas history. She is a journalism graduate of The University of Texas at Austin. Marianne Odom was the fashion editor of the San Antonio Express-News and a reporter for the Tyler Courier-Times-Telegraph. She is a contributing editor for Edible San Antonio magazine. The longtime educator taught journalism and advised student publications at Tyler Junior College and San Antonio College. \nRegister for Zoom here!
URL:https://texasstudies.org/events/growing-up-in-the-lone-star-state/
LOCATION:Fort Worth Public Library – Southwest Regional\, 4001 Library Ln\, Fort Worth\, TX\, 76109\, United States
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SUMMARY:Fort Worth Architecture Through 1945 (Extended Education Course) - SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:This class is sold out! Check our website for future extended education course. \nBack by popular demand\, this spring Quentin McGown reprises his sweeping tour of Fort Worth architectural history from the founding of the city through the World War II. The course begins with a two-hour Thursday evening classroom discussion on campus from 6pm – 8pm followed by a six-hour Saturday bus tour from 9am – 3pm focusing on both existing and lost structures and sites associated with the city’s first century of growth. Along the way\, McGown will highlight the clients\, architects\, and builders whose design decisions continue to shape our community identity. The bus tour includes lunch and visits to some of Fort Worth’s most remarkable landmark buildings. Discounts available for seniors and TCU faculty\, staff\, and students. \nDate:  April 13\, 2023 (discussion); April 15\, 2023 (bus tour)\nTime: 6pm-8pm (discussion); 9am – 3pm (bus tour)\nCourse fee: $146.00 \nRegister here!
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