Ft. McKavett Webinar by Texas State Historical Association (TSHA)

This notice came through email.  This month's webinar will be on  Life at Ft. McKavett with Cody Mobley.  If you register, you will  receive a reminder before the webinar and information on  upcoming programs.  These programs are streamed live and allow interaction with the speaker if you participate in the live program.   Mark your calendars for 7 PM, August 15, 2016.

Dear Texas History Lover, Have you heard about the new Texas Talks series? Texas Talks are live webinars that occur throughout the year and allow TSHA members to listen to, learn from, and engage with notable Texas history scholars and experts in an interactive platform, ideal for audiences on the go who love Texas history. For a limited time, we are opening registration to everyone for FREE. This exclusive opportunity is made possible by the continued support from our dedicated members who help us bring Texas history to life. Free registration is now open for the following upcoming Texas Talks: Monday, August 15th 2016 @ 7 PM: Texas Talks on the Changing Faces of Fort McKavett. Learn more about this fascinating western fort that was home to both black and white infantry and cavalry troops and their families Yes, I want to participate for FREE today! Become a member of the Texas State Historical Association today  and get access to this special content and other benefits unavailable anywhere else. Texas Talks with Dr. Frank de la Teja. Understanding Spanish  Texas through the Life of Fray Margil Texas Talks with Dr. Rick McCaslin. Mending Fences: The Marques de Rubi in 1767 and the Spanish in Texas Texas Talks with Dr. Caroline Castillo Crimm - November 2015. Bernardo de Galvez and the Impact of the American Revolution on Texas Texas Talks with Dr. Caroline Castillo Crimm - December 2015. Contrasting Cultures: Patricia de Leon and Petra Vela Kenedy Texas Talks with Dr. Gregg Dimmick. Come and Take It! Texas Talks with Debra Winegarten. Colonel Oveta Culp Hobby Texas Talks with Dr. Jean Stuntz from the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum. From San Antonio to the Panhandle: Texas Pioneer Women Texas Talks with Dr. Gregg Cantrell. Stephen F. Austin: Empresario of Texas Texas Talks with the State Historian of Texas Bill O'Neal. Gunslingers in Texas Texas Talks with the State Historian of Texas Bill O'Neal - June 2016. From the Alamo to San Jacinto: Spectacular  Victory from the Ashes of Defeat