On the frozen morning of March 1, 1836, forty-four men shivered in an unfinished house in the tiny hamlet of Washington, Texas. They and fifteen other men who later joined them, representing all the municipalities in the Mexican province of Texas, declared the province to be a free and independent republic.
Through twenty panels of photographic images and captions, Signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence presents an expanded look at these fifty-nine extraordinary men who brought modern Texas into being. Panel topics include:
Signers is an exhibition by Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Language | English |
Content | 10 double-sided panels ( 28” x 38”) 11 support legs |
Space Requirements | 200 square feet of floor space ( 20’ x 10’) |
Shipping Weight and Dimensions | Travels in 3 plastic cases:
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Rental Fee* | $400* |
Rental Period | 4 weeks |
*Rental fees are based primarily on the cost of shipping. Prices may vary based on current fuel surcharges or venue location within the state of Texas. Out-of-state rentals are priced on an individual basis. Please call for a rental fee quote specific to your venue.
Signers press release
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Chappell Hill Historical Society
Chappell Hill, TX
03/01/2022—03/29/2022