A short list of our accomplishments, hopes, and dreams... An archive for historic documents, photos, etc., acquired through donations and acquisitions. Grant awards in 2021: Union Pacific Foundation $5000 Community Ties grant award to be used for a mural in downtown Navasota; and Humanities Texas Relief Award for $11, 975 to fund many of our projects. Local history "Sandbar" articles written for the Navasota Examiner. Published books titled "Sandbar Histories I" and "Sandbar Histories II", available for sale [see below]. Texas Historical Commission markers applied for, approved, and dedicated. Historic Cemetery designation and markers applied for and approved. Orphan Train presentation, attended by largest number of the orphans' descendants ever. Brazos Valley Gives participation in 2021-2023. Bi-monthly history mixers, including speakers like Justice Ken Wise of Wise About Texas podcast, local community leaders, descendants of local historical figures, Bullock Museum historical presentations, and many more. Weekly newsletter for members. Create a self-guided walking tour of Historic Homes and Buildings. Build on the multi-cultural history of our community. Oral histories to capture the experiences of local citizens. History Harvest to collect and scan historical documents, private papers, and Bibles. Two Rivers Heritage Foundation Publications
. Two Rivers Heritage Foundation has two published books, "Sandbar Histories I" and "Sandbar Histories II." If you are looking for a great gift idea, consider these history story books, each containing over two years of the “Grains from the Sandbar” column in the Navasota Examiner weekly newspaper since August 2015. You can purchase these books at our mixers; "Sandbar Histories II" is available on Amazon. "Sandbar Histories I" cover art by local artist Nikki Sullivan. "Sandbar Histories II" cover art by local artist Rebecca Dias. Our published Sandbar Histories are full of historically accurate short stories about the culture, people, and community in the Trans-Brazos River Valley and beyond. They are available on Amazon for $20 + tax or at any Two Rivers Heritage Foundation event.
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The mission of Two Rivers Heritage Foundation is to learn, teach, conserve, and celebrate the natural and cultural heritage of Texas and to establish a repository for preservation of historic documents and artifacts of Navasota and its surrounding region to be made available for research, study, education and the enlightenment and gratification of all people of all ages.
BEST MUSEUM at...
Horlock Art Gallery & History Museum 1215 Washington Navasota, Texas 77868 Best Museum is open by appointment only. To make an appointment: Exhibits, at this time, include the City of Navasota’s historical collection of the Horlock's, Christian Becker, Jesse and Herbert Youens, Schumacher's, and Texas Rangers; as well as the Two Rivers’ exhibit of the ”Railroads that built Navasota.”
Mance Lipscomb exhibit, Navasota's world reknown blues singer, guitarist, songster. 
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Two Rivers Heritage Foundation A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Celebrating the Rich Multi-Cultural History of Our Community Officers & Board of Directors Chairman: Kathy Cave Wells Vice-Chairman: Betty Dunn Secretary: Lynn Hildebrandt Treasurer: Baker Goodwin Parliamentarian: Margaret Van Wagner Eppler Directors Catherine Price Cheryl Tardiff Judy Reynolds Elizabeth Lehnert Don Conrad Sharon Hudson Honorary Director Mildred Edwards John Henry Botkin |