The Texas Historical Foundation grant program was organized to:
- Support projects and activities in education, research, archeology, and the preservation of Texas history.
- Sponsor publications and materials relating to Texas history.
- Encourage activities promoting Texas traditions, values, and patriotic events.
- Collaborate with state, regional, and local historical groups in strengthening preservation endeavors.Communicate to the general public the unique role and function of the Texas Historical Foundation.
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The Foundation also gives out preservation grants that help organizations around the state save their own special pieces of our Texas past. These preservation projects are just some of the ones that the members of THF have supported with grants.
- The Charles Goodnight Home in the Panhandle
- The Chisholm Trail Heritage Museum, opening soon in Cuero
- The Texas Archeological Society
- The Culberson County Historical Association in Van Horn
- The DeGolyer Library in Dallas
- The Former Texas Rangers Memorial Cross Program
- The Rufus F. Hardin Museum in Brownwood
For a complete list of projects funded, see the listing below.
RECENTLY FUNDED
Our grants help ... We are Texans Helping Preserve Texas
Take a look at THF-funded projects to understand just how we help save special pieces of the Lone Star past.
• 2012
• 2011
• 2010
• 2009
• 2008
• 2007
• 2006
• All Other Grants
