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The Center collects, preserves and organizes archival materials that document the history of Galveston and Texas. It contributes manuscripts, photos, maps, architectural drawings, genealogical materials, and reference books and city directories.

The mission of the Galveston-Texas City Pilots is to guide vessels safely to their berths or out to sea. A Galveston-Texas City Pilot’s primary responsibility is to protect the public interest of the State of Texas by facilitating the safe and efficient movement of vessels in state waters by exercising independent judgment to protect the property, lives, environment and the economic well-being of the Ports of Galveston County.

George Everill Pierce was a lieutenant colonel who died in service to his country in 1942. His family contributed photographs he collected through his life. Digitization was made possible by a Rescuing Texas History grant.

The German-Texan Heritage Society is a nonprofit organization that preserves German culture in Texas through festivals, language classes, genealogical searches, and other services. The German Free School is a City of Austin Landmark and Recorded Texas Historic Landmark.

The Giddings Public Library and Cultural Center considers itself a “small library with a big heart.” Its mission is to provide accessible resources, services, and events that encourage unity in the community and inspire lifelong learning.

The Girl Scout Cross Timbers Council existed from 1956 to 2007. In 1956, a merger of the Cooke, Denton, Grayson, Montague and Wise County Girl Scout Councils formed the Cross Timbers Council. Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas was born from the merger of the Cross Timbers, Red River Valley and Tejas Girl Scout Councils in 2007. Today, the Girl Scout of Northeast Texas serves 32 counties in Texas.

Housed in the restored historic 1909 Grace Hotel building, the Grace Museum provides residents with access to art exhibits, events, and classes. As downtown Abilene has grown in the 21st century, so has the city's arts district, recognized by the Texas Commission for the Arts as one of the five most important in the state.

The Grandview Public Library supports a city of just under 2,000 residents. The City of Grandview, a dynamic, growing city located in Johnson County, Texas, is located at the junction of I-35W and Highway 81, thirty minutes south of Fort Worth.

The City of Galveston Development Services Department has a collection of slides of buildings located in the Lost Bayou Historic District. The slides are associated with the historic building survey which resulted in the designation of the area as a historic district. The Lost Bayou Historic District is the only one of our four historic districts that has documentation of the buildings immediately before the designation of the area as a historic district. The Lost Bayou Historic District consists of more modest structures than the other locally designed historic districts. The area served as housing for immigrant and working‐class families.