Pilot Grove Lecture Series
Picturing the Texan Utopia: Texas Centennial Postcards
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Ms. Melissa Prycer, Curator of
Education at Dallas Heritage Village, will discuss Texas Centennial postcards
and how they were used for souvenirs as well as marketing tools.
Souvenir postcards are often described as a 20th century artifact, a key
witness to the things we see and the way we see them. How did postcards
shape the memories of one of the biggest events in Dallas history? These
postcards helped spread the vision of a new, modern Texas throughout the
nation. More than souvenirs, they were also marketing tools. Take a
look at some of these postcards as you ask yourself - how close are they to
reality?
Box lunches and bottled water available for $8 if ordered by Friday, May 20th
at 214-413-3663. Please RSVP by Friday, May 20th at 214-413-3663
Free for Members & One
Guest
$7 Dallas Heritage Village admission for additional non-members


Spring 2004 - 'Dallas in Song'
Dr. Michael Hazel provided background to songs written for Dallas, including:
"Delightful Dallas", "Deep Ellum Blues", "Meet Me In
Dallas" & the ever popular "Viaduct Glide".
Annette Smith & Tim Silcox provided piano & vocal accompaniment.
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