East Texas History is a free mobile app and web platform that places the past at your fingertips. Designed by the History Department at Sam Houston State University, the project seeks to highlight the distinctive people, places, and events that have shaped East Texas.

East Texas History is a free mobile app and web platform that places the past at your fingertips. Designed by the History Department at Sam Houston State University, the project seeks to highlight the distinctive people, places, and events that have shaped East Texas.

East Texas is a broadly defined cultural, geographic, and ecological region in the eastern part of the U.S. state of Texas that comprises most of 41 counties. It is primarily divided into Northeast and Southeast Texas. Most of the region consists of the Piney Woods ecoregion. East Texas can sometimes be defined only as the Piney Woods. [2]

Learn more about ETHA, the organization and the people who make it special. When you join ETHA you become part of an effort to document the many histories of East Texas. Conferences, special events, and lectures by major speakers educate and connect us with each other.

The East Texas Historical Journal is a publication of the East Texas Historical Association (ETHA). The ETHA is a membership organization founded in 1962 to support research into the

Designed by the History Department at Sam Houston State University, the project seeks to highlight the distinctive people, places, and events that have shaped East Texas. Viewers may learn about the region through our interactive, map-based interface that includes historical stories, photographs, and oral interviews.

Conduct research into the history of SFA and East Texas. The East Texas Research Center is more than a holding facility, it is a place to come face-to-face with notable historic people, events, stories, photographs, and memorabilia. Its collections have something for everyone.

2005年2月14日 · A history and archives center that collects, preserves, and makes available East Texas history for the educational use.

Learn more about East Texas history through the ETHA, online or in print. The East Texas Historical Journal is printed two times each year and mailed to members as a benefit of membership. Articles from the Journal’s entire history available online are downloaded almost 6,000 times each month by readers from all over the world.

All Things Historical is a weekly feature appearing weekly in the Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel and the Lufkin Daily News. All Things Historical columns, written by ETHA’s Executive Director, Scott Sosebee, offer East Texans a regular glimpse into their colorful regional heritage. A Field of Dreams in . . . Alpine? (Apr 10, 2023) Camels in Texas?