A large crowd gathered Saturday at Ella Mae Shamblee Library in Fort Worth to preserve Black history through what they are calling a History Harvest.
History is meant to be remembered. That's why the National Juneteenth Museum and the University of North Texas libraries are working together to preserve a special part of it.
The National Juneteenth Museum and UNT Special Collections gathered a wide range of documents, pieces of history, and stories. These items were handled with white glove care and digitally scanned. They'll be available online through the UNT library and for future display by the museum.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Morgan Freeman Explains Why He ‘Detests’ Black History Month: ‘My History Is American History’Source of breaking news and analysis, insightful commentary and original reporting, curated and written specifically for the new generation of independent and conservative thinkers.
Read more »
Actor Morgan Freeman derides Black History Month: 'My history is American history'Actor Morgan Freeman once again derided the idea of a Black History Month while discussing his upcoming Civil War-based drama series “The Gray House.'
Read more »
Entertainment Tonight host features Fort Worth Black-owned businesses on new travel siteSepi aims to highlight Black-owned locations for travelers.
Read more »
Crowned | POPSUGARStories that center Black experiences, amplify Black voices, and celebrate Black joy.
Read more »
Build a Dallas-Fort Worth rail linkBob Jameson and Brend De Raad, presidents of Fort Worth and Dallas tourism bureaus write in favor of building a high-speed rail link between Dallas and Fort...
Read more »
Family of Fort Worth firefighter injured in mayday call speaks outThe firefighter suffered second-degree burns all over his body.
Read more »