Your dollar contributions to the Southlake Historical Society will help in many ways including:

• to furnish Southlake's log house (the reconstructed structure sits in Bicentennial Park at White Chapel Boulevard) with authentic furnishings
• to create for visitors to the log house, with emphasis on area students and teachers, programs designed to give the history of the structure and the Southlake area in the era when the early pioneers settled here
• for research and fees involved in securing Texas Historical Commission markers for qualifying buildings, etc. in the Southlake area
• ongoing speaker program
• ongoing oral history recordings and transcriptions for archiving in the Southlake Public Library

A tip of the coonskin hat for your support.

Southlake log house restorer, Bill Marquis

Do you have an heirloom or piece of Southlake history that you would like to share with others?

We are accepting all artifacts and photographs for archiving for future Southlake generations.

Please consider donating your collectible to the Southlake Historical Society for safekeeping.

Call Anita Robeson, 817-421-8353.