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Copy by Stephanie Price, 806-651-2235, sprice@pphm.wtamu.edu
CANYON, Texas— As we struggle to navigate these unprecedented events, the Panhandle community now have the opportunity to ensure that future generations understand our COVID-19 experiences. The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum is asking you to submit your experience as part of our Collecting COVID-19 Experiences project.
PPHM has set up a page on their website encouraging Panhandle residents to submit written, photographic or video accounts of your thoughts and experiences during the pandemic. These could be essays, journals, or other narratives, describing your day-to-day activities, your reaction to local and national events, and your thoughts on the future. The museum welcomes anything that demonstrates the changes imposed on our lives.
Digital files in a variety of formats may be submitted using our website panhandleplains.org and clicking on the COVID-19 banner. If you have a very large file, please email sprice@pphm.wtamu.edu for help in sending this to our Archives.
Physical material may be mailed to:
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum Research Center
WTAMU Box 60967
Canyon, TX 79016
For more information about the items we are seeking, please contact Stephanie Price at sprice@pphm.wtamu.edu or 806-651-2235.
ABOUT PPHM
Located on the campus of West Texas A&M University, the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum is the largest history museum in Texas, with more than 285,000 square feet—and over two million artifacts—dedicated to preserving this area’s past. PPHM offers visitors a chance to step into panhandle history with special exhibits, a permanent collection, Pioneer Town, cell phone tours, educational tours and special events. For more information about PPHM, visit panhandleplains.org.
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