History / Heritage

The Genealogy and Preservation Center in the central branch of the Montgomery County Library System is celebrating its golden anniversary this month. For five full decades, the space has been filled with research, laughter, community, and history, an

The Titanic Provenance Files, launching July 30. The show examines Titanic through the objects, documents, books, artifacts, and records that shaped what we know today. Season One includes conversations with well-known Titanic authors and researcher

This week’s veteran is Ben Ratliff, who served in the U.S. Air Force from November 1982 to April 2002.

In what is probably the most nationally dreaded day of the year – April 15, aka ‘Tax Day’ – it is easy to view the date with doom and gloom, if not outright animosity. Historically, there might be good reason.

The Isaac Conroe Founder’s Day is Tuesday, February 19 starting at 4:00pm at Conroe Founders Plaza Park, 205 Metcalf.

Today, as we celebrate, commemorate, reflect upon, and honor the life and death of civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., it can be easy for some – especially in the younger generation far removed from the days of segregation and separate wat

From now on in Conroe, February 24th, will have a new meaning in Montgomery County, for it was on that day in 1836, when the Texian Army

The Montgomery County Veterans Memorial Commission, a locally based nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the memories and honoring the sacrifices of county residents who have served in the military over the decades, has announced a special

The 129 year old Historic Copeland Cemetery, located off of McCaleb Road, on Copelan Chapel Road (correct spelling, you’d think after over 100 years, that someone would