The Archivist Project
DISCOVER our HISTORY
The Archivist Project at the Old Post Office Museum and Art Center is born from the Graham Community Foundation, as a way to build, archive, and continue the history of those who have contributed to the legacy of our wonderful town. The current project in this mission is to record and grow the history of Graham, Texas through state-of-the-art methods that will last for generations to come.
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THE OLD POST OFFICE
Museum & Art Center
Who’s Who
Learn about historical figures in Graham, Texas, who have significantly contributed to the town’s development and cultural heritage, shaping its community and leaving lasting legacies.
From The Archivist
Shawnee Springs has been known as an ideal campsite for over 100 years. Prospectors coming to this area in search of cheap land for farms and ranches camped there.
The Zales Jewelry Stores website mentions that they are officially celebrating 100 years of business in 2024. But is that historically accurate?
Two weeks ago, we had visitors at the Old Post Office Museum & Art Center. I have been in contact with these two men concerning their family history.
FEATURED ARCHIVE
Museum archives are crucial repositories of historical artifacts, documents, and records that provide invaluable insights into our past. They preserve a wide range of materials, including photographs, letters, manuscripts, and personal items, which collectively tell the story of our community, and events. These archives serve as a resource for the public and have been meticulously cataloged and cared for. The museum archives help ensure that future generations can learn from and appreciate the rich history of Graham and the surrounding area.
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Help Preserve
Graham History
Graham History
Keeping the history alive depends on individuals like you and corporate sponsors.