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Edison, the Telegraph, and the Titanic
The Tyrrell Historical Library is hosting a lecture by Alexandra Humphrey, Director of the Edison Museum on Tuesday, June 24, 2025 at...
Tyrrell Historical Library Association
Jun 201 min read
New Genealogy Books!
Mr. Grice has informed us of the new genealogy books ordered for the Tyrrell's ever-expanding collection. Here is the newest list of...
Tyrrell Historical Library Association
Apr 155 min read
African American History Event
The JCHC has put together a program in partnership with the THC and the Tyrrell Historical Library to be held on February 12, 2025. ...
Tyrrell Historical Library Association
Feb 52 min read
July Newsletter
Click here to see the July 2024 newsletter.
Tyrrell Historical Library Association
Oct 15, 20241 min read
New books at the Tyrrell
Recently, the Tyrrell Historical Library received several new books to expand its tremendous genealogical resources. Others by W. T....
Tyrrell Historical Library Association
Oct 13, 20245 min read


Tyrrell acknowledged for its beauty
Recently, Only In Your State acknowledged the Tyrrell on its website as one of the most beautiful libraries in Texas. Read the story...
Tyrrell Historical Library Association
Jan 25, 20241 min read
New Genealogy books available!
Branch manager Bill Grace sent over the following list of new genealogy books that he ordered for the Tyrrell. Click the file below to...
Tyrrell Historical Library Association
Jul 26, 20231 min read
Tyrrell Historical Library Association
Jul 26, 20230 min read


History Captured in a Postcard
The Tyrrell Historical Library was originally the First Baptist Church, completed in 1903. Postcards are an indicator of the significance...
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Feb 24, 20201 min read


A Brief History of Block 13, City of Beaumont, Lots 63, 64, and 65
The area that became Beaumont was first settled by Nancy and Noah Tevis. They built a cabin in 1824 in the area known as Tevis Bluff....
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Feb 24, 20203 min read


Preserving History “One Step” at a Time
The Tyrrell Historical Library (formerly First Baptist Church) and the historic Sanders-McNeill House will reopen this month.
THLA
Jan 13, 20204 min read
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