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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04_HPC_PH_ PROGRESS_REPORT_Apr_2009 HERITAGE PROGRAMS PROGRESS REPORT Parks & Recreation Department Anne Boykin April 1 -30, 2009 EXTERNAL Acquisitions for Project HOLD – _____ pages scanned Contacts -3 • Douglas Manger, Heritage Works; we met at the THC Conference; he creates brochures, traveling exhibits, promotional materials • Richard Lytle, Hammond Public Library, S.G. Long Local History Room, Hammond, Indiana, Resource for information on documentation of concrete obelisk street markers. • Bea McKinney, ECR National Trail Association; we met at the THC Conference; COCS joined their association Presentations – 6 • April 1 – KAMU-TV – Sharon Colson; Promoted “Texas in WWII Oral History Workshop” presented by Texas Historical Commission. • April 3 – El Camino Real Meeting; Jeff Williams, SFASU, presented the program to 23members • April 3 – First Friday in Historic Downtown Bryan; handed out brochures and booklets to 75 interested folks • April 6 – CS Now; Promoted “Texas in WWII Oral History Workshop” presented by Texas Historical Commission. • April 14 – Brazos County Commissioners Court; Presented El Camino Real project • April 25 – “Texas in WWII Oral History Workshop”; presented by Will McWhorter, THC; 21 in attendance Research Requests – 4 • Walter Jones, COCS – Looking for help with son’s school report; needed referrals on Confederate re-enactments; referred to Dr. Ray James • Carolyn Sanders, COCS – Wants to organize two events based on history of women in management in COCS • Stephanie & Gregg, Students from the Bush School – Seeking information for a report on Heritage Programs • Bob Cowell, COCS – Requested aerial views showing tree coverage over the last 70 years for a council presentation. I was able to accommodate his request in 30 minutes.;-) Publicity –16 viewings • The Eagle displays the Exploring History Lunch Lecture notices. • Exploring History Lunch Lecture showing on CSTV-19 on Tuesdays, 4 a.m. and 4 p.m. Oral History Interviews – 0 Publications –1 • Sent a press release regarding “Presidents Volunteer Service Awards” Historic Markers – 0 • Currently, 85 Historic Home Markers, 8 Building Markers and 2 Historic Subject Markers Community Outreach -3 • April 8 -Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial Board Meeting; ACBV • April 13 – Brazos County Historical Commission Meeting; Bryan Public Library • April 28 – Brazos Region of El Camino Real Trail Association Meeting; Franklin INTERNAL Intern –0 hours No intern at this time. Volunteers – 8.0 hours • Colleen Risinger – Exhibit installation (2.0) • Vicky Eastes – Exhibit installation (4.0) • Jessica Bunyavong – Scanning (2.0) KUDOS Love what you are doing! Tom Thraen You are keeping the faith and the traditions going. Thank you for all you do to support the retention of our heritage, of which the Boykin family is such an important part. David Woodcock, TAMU Dept. of Architecture I have been using your site for a while and just found that you have added a section on veterans. I have several photos and documents about my father and would like to add them. They are scanned in my computer as .jpeg files. Can you use them like that or would I have to get you the originals so that you can scan them in? The site is a great asset, keep up the good work. One suggestion I would like to make is that if possible it would be nice to have a list of recently added information. John Vitopil Thank you for serving as one of the most gracious and active co-hosts I have had the pleasure of working with on these oral history training workshops. Will McWhorter, THC