Texas Historical Commission

Texas Archeology Month and the Belle Exhibit
During Texas Archeology Month, join in local events or visit the new Belle exhibit at the Bullock State History Museum.
Announcing the New Caddo Mounds Visitors Center
Tour the new visitors center at Caddo Mounds State Historic Site.
San Augustine County Courthouse
This courthouse was restored in 2010 through the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program.
Central Christian Church, a National Register property
Members of the Central Christian Church tell their story to preserve the beauty and integrity of an Austin landmark.
Confederate Reunion Grounds State Historic Site
Autumn is a fantastic time to visit the THC’s 20 state historic sites.

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2014 incoming Main Street communities: Caldwell, Sealy and Waco

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From the THC Blog

Recognizing Archeological Preservation Efforts

Our Historic Texas Lands Plaque recognizes private landowners who demonstrate their appreciation for Texas history and prehistory by preserving archeological sites on their property.

Going Mobile in Shankleville

As part of the development of our upcoming mobile app tour for heritage travel guide “African Americans in Texas: A Lasting Legacy,” we recently filmed a video about the East Texas freedmen’s community of Shankleville.

The Medallion

THC’s official magazine containing news and advice about preservation projects, Texas’ historic sites, and heritage tourism.

Statewide News & Events

State Historic Sites Unveil New Museums in October

Texas Historical Commission sites are getting ready for a busy October, as two facilities launch and re-launch with new services, features, and fun.

Glen Rose Downtown Historic District Listed in National Register

The Glen Rose Downtown Historic District in Glen Rose, Texas, was listed recently in the National Register of Historic Places. The Texas Historical Commission (THC) assisted in the nomination of this property in recognition of its importance to the history of Glen Rose and the State of Texas. Noted for its historical significance, the district joins other properties in Somervell County and around the state with National Register status.