Design Your Own Texas Flag
In conjunction with the Vexillology: The Flags of Texas exhibit, the Dallas Historical Society is inviting students from all over the state to show us what Texas means to them, by designing their own Texas Flag.
Throughout our history, flags have represented ideas and values important to Texans. If you were asked to design a new Texas flag, what would it look like?
Use the provided form to create a flag that represents what Texas means to you. Use color and be creative. Turn in your flag at the collection box at the Vexilology exhibit or scan it and email it to education@dallashistory.org. Selected examples will be displayed during the State Fair of Texas and in January, DHS staff will select their favorite examples to be featured on the Dallas Historical website and social media accounts.
Building Tours & School Field Trips
The Dallas Historical Society’s educational outreach is supported by the HEB Community Investment Program
VISITING THE HALL OF STATE
Visitors are invited to learn about Texas history while visiting the Hall of State, which was built as part of the 1936 Centennial to honor Texas State History. The Hall of State features murals, statues, architecture, and photographs. The Dallas Historical Society curates exhibits that illustrate the great history of Texas and notable Texans.
CLICK HERE to see a list of current exhibits.
- All exhibits are located in the Hall of State in Fair Park
- FREE Admission
To schedule a field trip, please click the button below and fill out a field trip request. Questions? Please email us or call us at 214-421-4500 x 104 and someone will be back in touch shortly.
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
The Dallas Historical Society, in partnership with the H-E-B Community Investment Program is now offering scholarships to schools and other educational organizations to help with transportation costs and box lunches, when visiting the Hall of State. If your tour group would like to apply, please click the link below to download an application. Scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to approval.