Presented by National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in Texas

Modern Times: “Race, Resistance, and Remembrance: Buffalo Soldiers in the Southwest from Brownsville and Beyond”

About This Event

Modern Times: “Race, Resistance, and Remembrance: Buffalo Soldiers in the Southwest from Brownsville and Beyond”

Sunday, February 28 | 2:30pm - 4:00pm

Doors at 2:00pm | Lecture at 2:30pm

Light refreshments available before the lecture.

About this Lecture:

Centered on Black enlisted men, also known as "Buffalo Soldiers," this lecture explores the complexities of their service and how racial identity impacted their experiences in the Southwest. The 1906 Brownsville Raid exemplifies the racism these soldiers experienced, challenging myths that military service meant receiving respect and appreciation. The legacies of this event reveal the longstanding importance of this history and the role of commemoration. 

To attend online, register and receive the Zoom meeting link by email ahead of the lecture.

In-Person Tickets
$20 General Admission | $10 Student | Free for NCHM Members

On Zoom Tickets
$10 General Admission | Free for NCHM Members

Free parking is available behind the Museum; accessible from W 23rd St.

About This Event

Modern Times: “Race, Resistance, and Remembrance: Buffalo Soldiers in the Southwest from Brownsville and Beyond”

Sunday, February 28 | 2:30pm - 4:00pm

Doors at 2:00pm | Lecture at 2:30pm

Light refreshments available before the lecture.

About this Lecture:

Centered on Black enlisted men, also known as "Buffalo Soldiers," this lecture explores the complexities of their service and how racial identity impacted their experiences in the Southwest. The 1906 Brownsville Raid exemplifies the racism these soldiers experienced, challenging myths that military service meant receiving respect and appreciation. The legacies of this event reveal the longstanding importance of this history and the role of commemoration. 

To attend online, register and receive the Zoom meeting link by email ahead of the lecture.

In-Person Tickets
$20 General Admission | $10 Student | Free for NCHM Members

On Zoom Tickets
$10 General Admission | Free for NCHM Members

Free parking is available behind the Museum; accessible from W 23rd St.

Getting There

Neill-Cochran House Museum
2310 San Gabriel Street
Austin, Texas 78705
United States