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A weekend of local & Texas history coming soon to Irving

The Texas State Historical Association’s annual gathering returns to DFW, bigger than ever.

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Historians, scholars, and Lone Star aficionados will gather in Irving next month for the 130th Annual Meeting of the Texas State Historical Association.

An annual must-go event for history lovers since 1897, this three-day event brings together individuals and organizations from across Texas to celebrate, connect, and learn, with topics ranging from military history to collecting Texas books.

If you’ve ever wanted to dive deep into our state’s rich history (alongside 700+ fellow fans) — this is your chance.

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The Annual Meeting will take place March 4-7. During that time, attendees will enjoy:

  • 100 speakers across 30+ expert panels
  • Eight banquets and receptions to make new history connections
  • Special sessions showcasing the history of the DFW area

Find full details this way, including the 2026 program and schedule, or register below.

Saddle up for history

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