What we do

bring to life the powerful impact of our community's cultural and patriotic history through remarkable stories, events and jaw dropping exhibits while promoting the highest values of courage, honor and sacrifice as a heritage to treasure.

Why we do it

 to promote awareness of those who rose from the ashes of slavery and became inventors, military personnel, political, and sports contributors to our community, the county, the state and beyond. 

WHO WE ARE

...an all volunteer non-profit group made up of former residents of Chappell Hill (Washington County),Texas. We have proudly served this community since 2007, with annual Black History exhibitions, Middle School patriotic essay contests in conjunction with our  Annual Memorial Day Observance and our most recent activity; The We Care project. 

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HONOR-RESPECT-REMEMBER
Join us for this Special 10th Anniversary Event
                      Monday, May 28th 2018, 11 am-12:30 pm
 @ The Chappell Hill Museum & Historical Society 9220 Poplar Street
                      Chappell Hill, Texas, 77426

“To be killed in war is not the worst that can happen,
To be lost is not the worst that can happen…
To be forgotten is the worst.” –Pierre Claseyssens (1909-2009)

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The 2018 CHCHG Patriotic Essay Contest Theme: “Women Soldiers”

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Chappell Hill is rich with patriotic history!

 Memorial Day event at the Chappell Hill Community Cemetery (established 1866) where many local veterans are "at rest."
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Your support matters. The Chappell Hill Cultural Heritage Group is a 501 (C)  (3) non- profit all volunteer organization that depends on support of people like you.
100 percent of your tax deductible gift will serve as a direct contribution to our activities. Thank you for your donation.

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