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Thu, Jan 18

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Huntsville

2024 Annual Conference

2024 Annual Conference
2024 Annual Conference

Time & Location

Jan 18, 2024, 8:00 AM – Jan 20, 2024, 10:00 PM

Huntsville, 1836 Sam Houston Ave, Huntsville, TX 77340, USA

Guests

Schedule


  • 8 hours

    Field Trip: Home Sweet Huntsville


  • 8 hours

    Field Trip: San Jacinto: Behind the Scenes and Battlefield Tours

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Tickets

  • Annual Conference Registration

    $120.00
    +$3.00 service fee
  • FT: San Jacinto

    On a chilly April afternoon in 1836, this strip of coastal prairie rang with the boom of cannon, crack of musket fire and shouts of “Remember the Alamo!” and “Remember Goliad!” Despite being outnumbered, General Sam Houston’s army of settlers, Tejanos and foreign volunteers decisively defeated General Antonio López de Santa Anna’s forces and won Texas’s independence. Today, the 1,300-acre site, San Jacinto Museum and the 567-foot-tall San Jacinto Monument celebrate their s Lunch is on your own.

    $25.00
    +$0.63 service fee
  • FT: Caddo Mounds/Nacogdoches

    Field trip Lunch is on your own.

    $25.00
    +$0.63 service fee
  • FT: College Station..

    This tour will visit three different places within the Bryan-College Station area, the Conservation Research Laboratory at Texas A&M University, George H.W. Bush Museum and Presidential Library and Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historical Site. The Conservation Research Laboratory is where the Alamo cannons were restored, and René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle’s ship La Belle was restored after being found in Matagorda Bay in 1997. At the George H.W. Bush Museum and Lunch is on your own.

    $25.00
    +$0.63 service fee
  • FT: Home Sweet Huntsville

    Field tria; which includes local museums and a planned visit to the Walls Unit Lunch is on your own.

    $25.00
    +$0.63 service fee
  • FT: Behind the Scenes Tour

    Take a white glove tour with the opportunity to see artifacts and documents up close and personal. See documents from the early American Republic, letters from the Texas Revolution and the Texas Republic era along with other objects in our collection that relate to Sam Houston and Texas history.

    $0.00
  • Workshop: Victorian Jewelry

    This would be a lecture/workshop on choosing appropriate jewelry for historic reenactment, focusing on the Victorian era. While it will focus heavily on a lecture, complete with pictures of original Victorian jewelry pieces, there would be a hands-on component. I would bring appropriate jewelry pieces for people to examine in person, and people could bring their own jewelry to determine its appropriateness.

    $0.00
  • Workshop: Keebies Cap Sewing

    A half a day workshop to learn techniques and start a daycap based on Marna’s Pattern Booklet “Auntie Keebie’s Caps”. Marna will also have some early sunbonnets available based on techniques used to create these caps. One cap pattern is included.

    $25.00
    +$0.63 service fee
  • Workshop: Spinning

    $25.00
    +$0.63 service fee
  • Workshop: Pottery

    This hands on and interactive class is a basic introduction to hand building and wheel thrown work. The hand building will be both coil and slab work. The class will be geared towards teen age to adults, lasting approximately two hours. Wear appropriate clothes that you are not afraid to get dirty in!

    $20.00
    +$0.50 service fee
  • Workshop: Black Powder

    In this hands on and interactive workshop, several different types of black powder firearms will be available for participants to try shooting if they wish, including flintlock muskets, flintlock pistols, and caplock rifles. Participants will learn proper safety procedures as well as the history and use of each weapon over time. A history of black powder itself and its use throughout history will also be discussed.

    $5.00
    +$0.13 service fee
  • Workshop: Blacksmith

    Participants will get hands-on experience in running a coal fire, heating iron, and forging shapes. This workshop is tailored for the interpreter to learn how to apply these basics to a contextually appropriate demonstration at their site. The class will make things based on the individual student's previous experience and content can be adjusted to serve beginner or intermediate skill levels.  Students will leave with the work they create. Students must wear natural fiber clothing, closed toed

    $25.00
    +$0.63 service fee
  • UFO: Unfinished Object

    Do you need time to finish that dress you’re wearing to Saturday night’s banquet? Do you have a problem project that could use a second pair of eyes? Do you need encouragement and company to get that one project collecting dust in the corner of your closet done? Join us for an informal sewing circle where we sit, catch up, and get some things done!

    $0.00
  • Workshop: Plowing with Equines

    PLEASE NOTE: You will NOT be doing any actual plowing. Want to add equine to your program? This class is your starting point. Learn basic needs including facility requirements, personnel, equipment, horse and mule differences, training needs, feed, care, safety, and more. Discuss equine related costs including a basic budget outline. Discover a variety of alternatives and opportunities to include equine at a lower cost.

    $20.00
    +$0.50 service fee
  • Behind the Scenes

    Take a white glove tour with the opportunity to see artifacts and documents up close and personal. See documents from the early American Republic, letters from the Texas Revolution and the Texas Republic era along with other objects in our collection that relate to Sam Houston and Texas history.

    $0.00

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