Mail us : preservation@chchg.org

OUR PURPOSE

is to provide understanding of and appreciation for all aspects of the   amazing history of Chappell Hill in Washington County, Texas.

OUR MISSION

is to record, preserve, and share the   culture and history of the local African American Community from the time of slavery to the present.

OUR GOAL

 is to build a stronger community, present the story through exhibits, and motivate   the town’s youth to become contributors.

CHCHG Remembers our dear Friend and Board Member

Pictured is Eddie participating in the 2017 Chappell Hill Independence Day Parade.
Our dear friend and Board Member Eddie Mayes will be missed by the CHCHG and everyone whose lives he touched. 

2017 Essay Winner

Ta’Nyiah Wills
5th grade, Brenham Middle School
Teacher: Mrs. Tiffany Ward
First Place -2017 Essay Winner

Read the full Article HERE

CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS


Monday May 29, 2017                 The Chappell Hill Cultural Heritage Group                                                                   proudly presents its 9th Annual Memorial Day                                                           Observance & Student Essay Contest.
                                                      "America, What My Country Mean to Me"
                                                      This event was held:
                                                      At the Chappell Hill Historical Society & Museum
                                                      9220 Poplar Street
                                                      Chappell Hill, Texas 77426
                                                      10:-11:30 am
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                                               We Remember America's Veterans                                                      
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Saturday May 20, 2017: Armed Forces Day    The first Armed Forces Day was first celebrated on Saturday, May 20, 1950. The theme for that day was “Teamed for Defense”, which expressed the unification of all military forces under one government department. According to the U.S. Department of Defense, the day was designed to expand public understanding of what type of job was performed and the role of the military in civilian life.  want to know more? visit www.military.com 

OUR COMMITMENT

"To preserve our precious cultural heritage through celebrating historical achievements and patriotic sacrifices especially those of African Americans from Washington County, Texas." 
We invite you to participate and contribute.We are a 501 (c) (3) tax exempt organization.

We thank all of you who have supported us and continue to support our goals and mission. 

 We need your support.
Thank you for your consideration.