Therese Delgado

GIS (geographic information systems) mapping is a resource that many historians do not turn to in order to get their points across. Though historians are often more comfortable communicating their… Read more ⇢

Dr. Wesley Phelps’ podcast Queering the Lone Star State describes itself as a “documentary-style podcast series about the historic struggle for queer equality in Texas.” Its first season features eleven… Read more ⇢

Here is my comparative review of the Denton County Courthouse on the Square Museum’s physical and digital presences as a public history site. Physical Site Experience The Denton County Courthouse… Read more ⇢

Project Overview The project I ultimately decided to create is a podcast episode about an unofficial LGBTQ student organization at UNT – then NTSU – in the 1970s called the… Read more ⇢

In the course readings this week, both Serge Noiret and Pierluigi Feliciati discuss the ways in which crowdsourcing are a fundamental part of digital public history. One of the themes… Read more ⇢

I was, unfortunately, unable to participate in the class visit to the Courthouse on the Square Museum and the Historical Park due to illness, therefore this reflection will discuss the… Read more ⇢

Oral history, the practice of interviewing people about their lives or their participation in historical events and recording their answers in order to further understand the past, has been practiced… Read more ⇢

Project Title: Women in the Archives at UNT’s Historical Collection Content- This project will explore the work done by the women working at UNT’s on site museum, the Historical Collection,… Read more ⇢