Brown Bag Lunch: Celebrating 90 years of the Dallas Historical Society, 1922-2012: The Early Years

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Brown Bag Lunch: Celebrating 90 years of the Dallas Historical Society, 1922-2012: The Early Years. Presented by: Mike Hazel.

 

    2012 BROWN BAG SERIES

Join us at 12 PM (noon) on the second TUESDAY of every month at the HALL OF STATE (3939 Grand Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75210) as the DHS explores a variety of different topics about local and state history. All lectures are open to the public and there is no cost to attend.

April 10th, 2012– Celebrating 90 years of the Dallas Historical Society, 1922-2012: The Early Years.
When the Dallas Historical Society was organized in 1922, it had no home, no staff, and no money. What it did have was a small but dedicated group of members who believed that, to be a great city, Dallas needed a historical society. For a dozen years the Society floundered, struggling to define and fulfill its mission. But its supporters never gave up. Within a quarter of a century, the Society had a permanent home, a professional staff, and at least some financial resources. The story of these early years is one of tenacity, resourcefulness, and generosity.
Presented by Mike Hazel