HOUSTON, TEXAS · DISTRICT SIX
Texas Star Chapter
An invitation. An archival discovery. A marker inscription. Three dated public records offer a way into the story of Texas Star.
01 / 03AN INTERPRETIVE ATLAS
OF PUBLIC SOURCES
THE THREE PLACES / ARCHIVE INDEXHOUSTON • GALVESTON • RAWLINS
TEXASGULF OF MEXICOWYOMING
INSET
2013 / PUBLISHED INVITATION
An invitation for a planned marker dedication in Galveston.
SCHEMATIC PLACE STUDYNOT A ROUTE OR TO SCALE
TEXAS STAR CHAPTERSCROLL TO EXPLORE 01 · HOUSTON, TEXAS
I. THE PLACE INDEX
The chapter is listed in Houston. These three dated references extend the view to Galveston and Rawlins, each for a different reason.
These are historical examples, not a list of current projects. Each entry links to the public source behind it.
II. THREE SOURCES
Read the evidence. Keep its limits visible.
RECORD 012013Published invitation
GALVESTON / TEXAS
A February 2013 Texas Jewish Historical Society publication printed a Texas Star Chapter invitation to an April 28 marker dedication honoring Major Leon Dyer.
The invitation establishes the planned ceremony. It is not independent confirmation that the ceremony took place.
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RECORD 022015City account
HOUSTON / TEXAS
A City of Houston account credits Lynna Kay Shuffield of Texas Star with finding architect Joseph Finger’s unrealized plan for Allen brothers statues at City Hall.
The account says another organization later took over the statue project.
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RECORD 032018Marker inscription
RAWLINS / WYOMING
A recorded marker inscription for the Republic of Texas northern boundary credits the Texas Star Chapter, Houston, as its 2018 erector.
This is a dated marker record, not a description of a current chapter project.
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Enter the full history index 2013 — 2018
PAST RECORDS / PRESENT QUESTIONS✦
The sources above establish only dated examples. Ask Texas Star directly for current meetings, officers, or chapter activity.