
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
đVisit our interactive map!
Enjoy this content? Buy me a book! đ
đ±Social and other ways to explore Texas History
Galveston Playground of the Southwest by Dwayne Jones & Jami Durham
Jami Durham, an accomplished and award-winning professional with a diverse skill set. With a wealth of experience in research, writing, event planning, website and social media management, publication production, public relations, and office management, Jami brings a remarkable depth of expertise to the table. As a co-author of the acclaimed book "Galveston Playground of the Southwest"Â and as a consultant and editor for "African Americans of Galveston", Jami has delved deep into Galveston's history and culture. Their work provides valuable insights into the city's past and celebrates the contributions of African Americans to Galveston's vibrant tapestry. Jami is not only a knowledgeable researcher and writer but also an active participant in the community. Having graduated from Leadership Galveston in the class of 2000 and served as a past Landmark Commissioner for the City of Galveston from 1999 to 2004, she possesses a unique perspective on the city's landmarks and their significance.
Resources discussed in this episode:
The Portal to Texas History: https://library.unt.edu/digital-projects-unit/collections/portal-texas-history/
Galveston Texas History Center:
https://www.galvestonhistorycenter.org/
Â
Galveston Historical Foundation:
https://www.galvestonhistory.org/
Support the show
Galveston Unscripted Digital Market
4.9
5151 ratings
đVisit our interactive map!
Enjoy this content? Buy me a book! đ
đ±Social and other ways to explore Texas History
Galveston Playground of the Southwest by Dwayne Jones & Jami Durham
Jami Durham, an accomplished and award-winning professional with a diverse skill set. With a wealth of experience in research, writing, event planning, website and social media management, publication production, public relations, and office management, Jami brings a remarkable depth of expertise to the table. As a co-author of the acclaimed book "Galveston Playground of the Southwest"Â and as a consultant and editor for "African Americans of Galveston", Jami has delved deep into Galveston's history and culture. Their work provides valuable insights into the city's past and celebrates the contributions of African Americans to Galveston's vibrant tapestry. Jami is not only a knowledgeable researcher and writer but also an active participant in the community. Having graduated from Leadership Galveston in the class of 2000 and served as a past Landmark Commissioner for the City of Galveston from 1999 to 2004, she possesses a unique perspective on the city's landmarks and their significance.
Resources discussed in this episode:
The Portal to Texas History: https://library.unt.edu/digital-projects-unit/collections/portal-texas-history/
Galveston Texas History Center:
https://www.galvestonhistorycenter.org/
Â
Galveston Historical Foundation:
https://www.galvestonhistory.org/
Support the show
Galveston Unscripted Digital Market
3,783 Listeners
4,710 Listeners
245 Listeners
1,555 Listeners
1,678 Listeners
1,496 Listeners
4,015 Listeners
5,971 Listeners
19,073 Listeners
764 Listeners
4,158 Listeners
2,076 Listeners
1,293 Listeners
11 Listeners
1,509 Listeners