Covid-19 Memories
Many of us are either working, homeschooling or reconnecting with our loved ones at home. Have you snapped a photo of your work station? Or, a funny moment during a board game night? If so, we'd love to archive your photographs or videos! We are living history at this...
MOSTHistory to close to public Friday, March 20
In light of Governor Abbott’s March 19 executive order mandating precautionary behavior relative to COVID 19, the Museum of South Texas History will be temporarily closing its doors to the public beginning Friday, March 20. The museum will carefully monitor...
Museum of South Texas History is open during its regular hours: Tuesday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The Museum of South Texas History (MOSTHistory) staff is closely following information on COVID-19 provided by local and national governments, including the Center for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC). On March 15 and March 16 the CDC and Hidalgo County Judge...
Pioneer & Ranching Crafts Day celebrates its 30th year
Imagine if you could touch history and feel the rhythm of culture? Back for its 30th year, Pioneer and Ranching Crafts Day returns Saturday, Feb. 15, at 10 a.m. to celebrate and showcase the heritage of South Texas and northeastern Mexico through music, food and...
The Legendary Henry Clay Davis in Early Texas
The great, great grandson of Henry Clay Davis, a famous Texas Ranger, will present about his ancestor during the Sunday Speaker Series program, “The Legendary Henry Clay Davis in Early Texas,” at the Museum of South Texas History Feb. 9 at 2 p.m. Michael “Mike” Davis...
Throwback Thursday: The Quinceañera of Evelyn Herbold
THROWBACK THURSDAY: The Quinceañera of Evelyn Herbold Evelyn Herbold, then Maria Evelyn Leal Garcia, held a quinceañera around the time of her 15th birthday, August 23, 1968. The dress was worn with snug-fitting, heeled, white leather boots that fastened and...
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