Uncovering East Texas History
Honoring African American Pioneers and Settlers in East Texas

Honoring African American Pioneers and Settlers in East Texas


'Southern Underground Railroad" in East Texas, where freedom seekers found shelter along the wooded trails. Today, Geneva Texas Historical Society honors the legacy. It remains a place where the land, the people, and the stories are bound together- where descendants keep alive the spirit of endurance, self determination and family.

At GenevaTexasHS.com, our mission is to honor the legacy of African American pioneers in East Texas. We strive to preserve their stories and contributions from their arrival in Sabine County during the era of Mexican rule until the present, ensuring their impact is remembered for generations.

Your generous donations help us preserve the rich history of Geneva and surrounding East Texas communities and honor the legacy of African American pioneers. Together, we can ensure their stories are shared for generations to come. Join us in making a difference.
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