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Charles Sadnick and Bob Brinkman (Texas Historical Commission) - Preserving Texas History One Marker at a Time
“We have about 17,000 historical markers in Texas and every single one tells a story worth remembering.” – Charles Sadnick, Texas Historical Commission
In this week's episode we speak with Charles Sadnick and Bob Brinkman of the Texas Historical Commission.
Charles and Bob talk about preserving Texas history through their historical marker program, where each marker reveals a moment, a person, or a community that shaped the state’s identity.
In this episode:
- Learn how to submit a story idea by November 15th that may become a part of the Undertold Marker Program
- Hear about unique historical markers including a Cold War missile silo, a Korean-Texan heritage site, and historic Texas cemeteries
- Explore how the team is using mobile apps and digital archives to connect Texans with their past
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By Memory Anchor“We have about 17,000 historical markers in Texas and every single one tells a story worth remembering.” – Charles Sadnick, Texas Historical Commission
In this week's episode we speak with Charles Sadnick and Bob Brinkman of the Texas Historical Commission.
Charles and Bob talk about preserving Texas history through their historical marker program, where each marker reveals a moment, a person, or a community that shaped the state’s identity.
In this episode:
- Learn how to submit a story idea by November 15th that may become a part of the Undertold Marker Program
- Hear about unique historical markers including a Cold War missile silo, a Korean-Texan heritage site, and historic Texas cemeteries
- Explore how the team is using mobile apps and digital archives to connect Texans with their past