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Discuss, share and learn in the Aikin Archives Forums. RECENT FORUM ACTIVITY 12.23.09: Othello Club of Paris, TX 07.25.09: baileys of paris texas 07.31.09: Page family 02.11.09: Early education at Shelton Fort The Paris Junior College History Department, in a continuing project, collects oral histories from Lamar County veterans of World War II. In recordings and transcripts, the veterans bring to life what it meant to serve 60 years ago.  Listed below are links to historical and genealogical societies and related groups and institutions within the Paris Junior College service area. PARTNERS:6 snapshots of Black and white financial disparities, inequitiesHISTORICAL � Red River County GENEALOGICAL � Hopkins County � Fannin County � Red River County |
The Journals encompass articles, notes and other informative posts about the A.M. & Welma Aikin Jr. Regional Archives, the history of the Paris Junior College service area and its people, and the topic of history in general.
The archivist of the A.M. & Welma Aikin Regional Archives writes about the archives' content, the history of the Paris area and other items of interest to Archives visitors. Latest Comment: April 30, 2009 | Updated: May 24, 2010 �
Dwight Chaney comments on Lamar County's William A. Owens, a noted teacher, lecturer and writer, and on related topics of historical and literary interest. Latest Comment: May 14, 2009 | Updated: May 6, 2008 � THE ACADEMIC JOURNAL Entries in this Journal are written by Paris Junior College students and other guests of AikinArchives.Org either as part of their academic curriculum or by invitation. Topics in this Journal are more wide-ranging, but generally include not only items of historical interest, but also entries centering around culture, heritage and the regions from which the authors hail. Latest Comment: October 27, 2007 | Updated: April 10, 2007 � |
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