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East Parker County Genealogy & Historical Society
The East Parker County Genealogy and Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) organization which began in May of 2003 in response to the founder’s call to interested area residents who wished to learn of the area history and also how to discover their own family history.
Joined: April 2021.East Texas Genealogical Society
The East Texas Genealogical Society began in 1977 and emphasizes the importance of continuing education by providing training for beginner genealogists, sponsoring seminars, conducting workshops, and presenting monthly meetings.
Joined: July 2009.Eastland Centennial Memorial Library
The Library, especially the genealogy department, is a useful and expedient resource for those searching for information and for volunteers who aid others with research. The Library received a 2014 grant from the Tocker Foundation to aid in digitization efforts and benefit area genealogists.
Joined: October 2014.Ed & Hazel Richmond Public Library
In striving for public service excellence, the Ed and Hazel Richmond Public Library is a welcoming community center whose staff, resources, programs, and services provide for the needs of the diverse community of Aransas Pass.
Joined: May 2017.Edison Museum
Located in Beaumont, this is the only institution west of the Mississippi dedicated to the life and times of Thomas Edison. Located in the historic Travis Street substation, the Museum has helped supply the electricity to the city for nearly 100 years. It was created in the 1980s by Gulf States Utilities, who dedicated the building to education.
Joined: October 2016.The El Paso County Historical Society
Created in March 1954, the Society creates directories of El Paso and Ciudad Juarez, Mexico and serves as the operating agency for the El Paso Museum of History. They also study city and county history, foster local research, preserve historical materials, provide access to collections, and encourage historical writing and publication.
Joined: May 2012.El Paso Public Library
El Paso Public Library patrons can access valuable educational resources as well as government documents, photo archives, and much more. The Library also provides language learning classes and passport help, as well as a seed library to foster the community's green thumb.
Joined: October 2009.Electra Public Library
Founded in 1925, the Electra Public Library provides free services to all residents living within a 20-mile radius of the city limits in the Wichita and Wilbarger County boundaries.
Joined: August 2018.Elgin Public Library
The Elgin Public Library’s beginnings date back as early as 1897, when a ladies literary union created the New Century Club and began planning for a library. The Friends of the Elgin Library, a nonprofit organization, was later formed in 1985 and established the Elgin library in 1986.
Joined: February 2023.Ellis Memorial Library
Opened to the public on April 21, 1981, the Port Aransas Library became a member of the South Texas Library System in September 1981. In 1995, the library was renamed in honor of former mayor and civic leader William R. "Bill" Ellis. The library received a grant from the Ladd and Katherine Hancher Foundation to aid in digitization efforts.
Joined: May 2014.Ennis Public Library
Since July 18, 1939, the Library has served the City of Ennis and surrounding areas. Originally located on the third floor of the police station, it moved to its current address on West Ennis Avenue in 1982. The Library sits on land donated to the city by the late Mrs. I. Cerf. Additions were added in 1987 and 1994.
Joined: August 2016.Erath County Genealogical Society
Housed in the Dublin Public Library, the Society aids researchers in studying family histories in Erath County and surrounding areas. The Society operates through its volunteers, who help patrons find local obituaries, cemetery and marriage records for a small fee.
Joined: December 2014.Euless Public Library
The Euless Public Library, known as the Mary Lib Saleh Euless Public Library, is dedicated to providing materials to meet the informational, educational and recreational needs of the community. They obtain and make accessible reliable information that fosters lifetime learning, as well as popular materials for the enjoyment of patrons.
Joined: May 2009.