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In front of dais are Eric Beckers, Daphne Tenorio, Marie Bassett and Jerry Moore; front row on dais are Pct. 1 Commissioner Debbie Gonzales Ingalsbe, Linda Coker, Cindy Daughtry, Robert Frizzell and Faye Haskings; back row, County Judge Ruben Becerra, Pct. 2 Commissioner Mark Jones, Gary Bryson, Griffin Spell, Chairwoman Kate Johnson, Irma Gaitan, Jo Landon, Gina Rogers, Dorothy Gumbert, July Moreno, Cindy Meyers, Eddie Gumbert, Jo Ann Lowe, Luanne Cullen, Delbert Bassett, Pct. 3 Commission Lon Shell and Pct. 4 Commission Walt Smith. Hays County photo

Historical Commission members welcomed, sworn in

Thursday, February 14, 2019

At its Feb. 5 meeting, Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra swore in members of the Hays County Historical Commission. The members will serve for two years.

The all-volunteer group dedicates itself to preserving the history and culture of Hays County. Projects include developing oral history documentaries featuring long-time residents and historic documentaries representing the lives of persons who helped mold Hays County. The Commission has also worked to preserve and restore landmarks such as the Kyle Railroad Depot & Heritage Center, the Pound House in Dripping Springs, and the Old Hays County Jail in San Marcos. Volunteers also research and document historic burial sites, place historic markers, and create maps so that those interested can locate, visit, and appreciate county history. 

Visit the Hays Historical Commission's website for more information about its many projects. 

San Marcos Record

(512) 392-2458
P.O. Box 1109, San Marcos, TX 78666