Theme: Doing Business in Dallas
Event Details
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This year we have the very special opportunity to hold our event in the historic
Dallas County Commissioners Courtroom
in the Dallas County Records Building, which was recently restored.
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11:30-12:45: Patron Event
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Patrons ($125) are invited to a private tour of the new Legacy Dallas: A Presentation of Dallas County's Culture and History on the first floor of the Records Building. The tour will be led by Executive Director, Dr. Evelyn Montgomery, followed by a casual lunch prior to the conference.
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12:30 - 1:00 PM: Registration/Check-In
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1:00 - 4:30 PM: Presentations (in alphabetical order)
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"Goss on Ross: The Tradin' Hoss" by Don Baynham
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"Curl Power: Comer Cottrell" by Deah Mitchell
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"FrigiKar: The Dallas Airbender" by Brandon Murray
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"The Rees-Jones Collection: An Important Addition to the Historical Resources in Dallas" by Russell Martin, PhD
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"Blood & Buckaroos: 'Race Movies' and the Texas Film Industry in Dallas" by John Slate
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"Pioneer Plaza: The History that Never Was" by Noah Sutton
Student tickets are available at no charge, thanks to the generosity of
Legacy Dallas: A Presentation of Dallas County's Culture and History, which is celebrating its Grand Opening on the day of the conference.
For more information, please email LegaciesDHC@gmail.com.
Conference Sponsors & Supporters
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our sponsors and supporters for their commitment to making the Legacies Dallas History Conference a success year after year.
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African American Museum
Dallas County Historical Commission
Dallas County Medical Society Alliance Foundation/Friends of the Aldredge House
Dallas County Pioneer Association
Dallas Genealogical Society
Dallas Historical Society
Dallas History & Archives Division, Dallas Public Library
Dallas Jewish Historical Society
Dallas Municipal Archives/Arcadia Publishing
DeGolyer Library, SMU
Legacy Dallas: A Presentation of Dallas County's Culture and History
Preservation Dallas
Preservation Park Cities
The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
Texas State Historical Association
William P. Clements Center for Southwest Studies, SMU
