Highlights of a visit to the Clara Foster Slough Museum, were reported in the North Texas e-News publication. Authors Fred Tarpley, and Jim Ainsworth recently accompanied Jerry Lytle on a tour of the exhibits in the museum. The group was researching bois d'arc artifacts for a project, currently underway, which will highlight the role the bois d'arc tree has played in Texas history.
The Enloe Museum staff is currently preparing to increase the bois d'arc artifacts on display, and hope to contribute to the efforts of Bois d'Arc Kingdom group, in spotlighting the history of the bois d'arc tree.
NORTH TEXAS E-NEWS
http://www.ntxe-news.com/artman/publish/article_70324.shtml
Welcome to the Clara Foster Slough Museum in Enloe, Texas! Stop by to view exhibits from Delta County and surrounding areas, or utilize the genealogy center for research. Hundreds of artifacts are on display, showcasing the heritage of Enloe and Delta county.
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
North Texas e-News Features Enloe Museum Article
Enloe Museum Featured on Genealogyblog.com
An article recently authored by Fred Tarpley, has made its way to a feature on the www.Genealogyblog.com website. Leland and Patty Meitzler, who has Delta County ancestry, have recommended the article and the museum to followers on the site. Thank you, to all those who have shown interest in the museum !
Mary Slough Museum in Enloe, Delta County, Texas May Have the History of Your Ancestors
Filed in Leland's Family, Museums, Texas on Jul.12, 2011
http://www.genealogyblog.com/?p=12788
Mary Slough Museum in Enloe, Delta County, Texas May Have the History of Your Ancestors
Filed in Leland's Family, Museums, Texas on Jul.12, 2011
http://www.genealogyblog.com/?p=12788
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
ENLOE MUSEUM FEATURED ON 88.9 KETR
The Enloe Museum has recently attracted the attention of renowned author Fred Tarpley, and is the subject of an outstanding article written and published on 88.9 KETR. The writings of Tarpley along with the exposure on 88.9 KETR, certainly provide an incredible spotlight for the Enloe Museum. We appreciate the time and talent that Fred Tarpley has lent to the museum in this presentation, and would like to thank 88.9 KETR for lending your stage. Thank you !!
Links to the article can be selected by 'clicking' the 'LINKS' at the top right of the museum page, or by copying and pasting the links below onto your browser:
http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/ketr/news.newsmain/article/0/0/1817964/KETR.Local.Interest/Enloe.Museum's.Richard.Duncan.Captures.Delta.County.History
http://www.ketr.org/index.html
Links to the article can be selected by 'clicking' the 'LINKS' at the top right of the museum page, or by copying and pasting the links below onto your browser:
http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/ketr/news.newsmain/article/0/0/1817964/KETR.Local.Interest/Enloe.Museum's.Richard.Duncan.Captures.Delta.County.History
http://www.ketr.org/index.html
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
ENLOE MUSEUM NEWS: New Exhibit Pieces on Display, Museum on the Map and on facebook
The Enloe Museum has recieved a few new editions to the growing collection of items on display. Among those, are two saddles. A GH Vaught saddle, used by Roy Lee Jackson, was purchased from the BB Viles store in Enloe around 1956.
A side saddle, used by Minnie Huie Jackson, is also featured. This saddle is one which received repairs at the B Gilliam Shoe and Saddle Shop in Enloe.
Also new to the collection, is the straw doll which was once treasured by Iler Lavay Gillean, while growing up in the Milam community in the early 1900's.
A display has been added featuring books and materials donated by Nancy Whitaker Blount.
A side saddle, used by Minnie Huie Jackson, is also featured. This saddle is one which received repairs at the B Gilliam Shoe and Saddle Shop in Enloe.
Also new to the collection, is the straw doll which was once treasured by Iler Lavay Gillean, while growing up in the Milam community in the early 1900's.
A display has been added featuring books and materials donated by Nancy Whitaker Blount.
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ENLOE MUSEUM OFFICIALLY ON THE MAP
The Enloe Museum has been accepted and registered with the GNIS database, and can now be found on the map! While no celebration is planned for this historic occsasion, it can now be claimed that the museum is on the map :)
ID: | 2664138 |
Name: | Clara Foster Slough Museum |
Class: | Building (Definitions) |
Citation: | Clara Foster Slough Museum in Enloe. http://enloemuseum.blogspot.com. |
Address: | 218 Lexie Street |
City: | Enloe |
State: | TX |
ZIP: | 75441 |
*Elevation: | 495/151 |
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The Enloe Museum is now on facebook !! The museum has launched a facebook page, which will be updated with the latest museum news and allow followers a forum for communication. Please, if you are a facebook member, 'like' the Enloe Museum and feel free to contribute to the site in any way you can ! Look to the Enloe Museum blogspot page for special announcements and news as usual, and visit the facebook page for comments and conversation !
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Flat Stanley visits Enloe
Enloe, Texas recently had a visitor of world reknown fame, when Stanley Lambchop came to town. 'Flat Stanley', a character from the 1964 book written by Jeff Brown, has entertained children for many decades, and lives on in school projects even now. The Flat Stanley Project, allows children to use the character to visit interesting locations all over the world, via mail.
The first grade class at Faith Christian School, in Anniston, Alabama, sent Flat Stanley to Enloe for a tour around town.
After Flat Stanley's arrival, he attended service at the Enloe Methodist Church, where he enjoyed the fellowship of a packed house on Easter Sunday.
After the service, Flat Stanley visited the Clara Foster Slough Museum, where he enjoyed the tour of interesting artifacts from the Delta County area.
We would like to thank Riley Johnson and Mrs. Huie's First Grade Class, at Faith Christian School, for including the Enloe Museum on Flat Stanley's tour schedule. Flat Stanley returned to Anniston, Alabama with pictures and a few souvenirs. We would like to welcome his return for a visit with the next class, for even more adventures.
The first grade class at Faith Christian School, in Anniston, Alabama, sent Flat Stanley to Enloe for a tour around town.
After Flat Stanley's arrival, he attended service at the Enloe Methodist Church, where he enjoyed the fellowship of a packed house on Easter Sunday.
After the service, Flat Stanley visited the Clara Foster Slough Museum, where he enjoyed the tour of interesting artifacts from the Delta County area.
We would like to thank Riley Johnson and Mrs. Huie's First Grade Class, at Faith Christian School, for including the Enloe Museum on Flat Stanley's tour schedule. Flat Stanley returned to Anniston, Alabama with pictures and a few souvenirs. We would like to welcome his return for a visit with the next class, for even more adventures.
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Welcome to the Enloe Museum !
The Clara Foster Slough Museum, located in Enloe Texas, has been open since 2008 and continues to expand its historical displays with artifacts from Delta County and surrounding areas.
For scheduling reservations for tours at the Enloe Museum, please mail contact information to:
Enloe Museum
Attn: Richard Duncan
P.O. Box 63
Enloe, Texas 75441
Or, contact Richard Duncan at (903)784-8114 to make arrangements for an appointment visit.
The Enloe Museum not only exhibits collections from the area, but also provides resources for genealogy research as well.
INSIDE THE MUSEUM:
A glimpse inside the museum, is a glimpse back in time..... (click on image to enlarge for viewing)
....Enloe memorabilia....
The bricks make up the walkway in front of the museum, and are available for order using the following form:
To purchase, include the form above with payment of $50. per brick, and mail to:
ENLOE MUSEUM
Attn: Brick Program
PO BOX 63
ENLOE, TEXAS 75441
Lane Duncan displays his LSGTPA pulling tractor, during the July 4th celebration. |
For scheduling reservations for tours at the Enloe Museum, please mail contact information to:
Enloe Museum
Attn: Richard Duncan
P.O. Box 63
Enloe, Texas 75441
Or, contact Richard Duncan at (903)784-8114 to make arrangements for an appointment visit.
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children activities section at the Enloe Museum |
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collection of artifacts from local residents |
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Enloe sports history display |
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farming implements displayed |
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household artifacts |
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2008 Grand Opening ceremonies |
INSIDE THE MUSEUM:
A glimpse inside the museum, is a glimpse back in time..... (click on image to enlarge for viewing)
....Enloe memorabilia....
...Enloe implements...
....Enloe 'fashion' of the day....
Enloe Research and Genealogy center...
Stop by the Enloe Museum, to spend some time down memory lane. And, stay tuned to http://www.enloemuseum.blogspot.com/ for the latest news on exhibits and events.
ENLOE MUSEUM OFFERS MEMORIAL BRICKS
The Enloe Museum is currently paving the way for individuals to leave their legacy for all who walk in the doorway, via custom engraved bricks !
To purchase, include the form above with payment of $50. per brick, and mail to:
ENLOE MUSEUM
Attn: Brick Program
PO BOX 63
ENLOE, TEXAS 75441
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