Tomball Oral History Project Spring Creek County Historical Association Lone Star College Harris County Library Joe Featherston interviewed by Kyle Stallones March 1, 2023 in the Oil Camp House at […]
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Museum Talk with Monte ParksFilmed Thursday, January 19, 2023 @ 6:30 pm at Tomball Museum Center Fellowship Hall 510 N. Pine, Tomball, TX 77375TOPIC: Akokisa, Native Americans of Harris County
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Tomball Oral History Project Spring Creek County Historical Association Lone Star College Harris County Library Rhonda Metzler Schiel interviewed by Kyle Stallones February 7, 2023 in the Barn at the
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Spring Creek Historical Association, Lone Star College, Harris County Library Filmed January 28, 2023 at the Oil Camp House, Tomball Museum Center Danny Nicholson and Roy Choate Interview by Kyle
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Tomball Oral History Project Spring Creek County Historical Association Lone Star College Harris County Library Lanny Canon interviewed by Kyle Stallones December 15, 2022 in the Griffin House at the Tomball
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The Smokehouse Repair Smokehouse repair at The Tomball Museum Center was performed during the summer of 2019, due to termite damage. The extensive termite damage was discovered in the Smokehouse.
About the Video Handcrafted by GR Broussard – Tomball Museum Series, Episode 2, 1901 – 1905 Rabbet Plane From Handcrafted by GR Broussard: 1 1/2 inch rabbet plane manufactured by
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Below is a drone video by Robert Watts of the Spring Creek County Historical Association. The video was taken August 19, 2018 above the grounds of the Tomball Museum Center
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Here is a brief video history of the Theiss Family by Houston History Magazine. The entire article, “German Settlers of NW Harris County”, was posted in July of 2016. The
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The mysterious Akokisa tribe inhabited Harris County centuries ago, navigating the creeks in 10- to 20-foot-long canoes. Precinct 4 historical programmer Monte Parks shares the history of the Akokisa tribe,
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