22nd Annual LEGACIES LDallas History Conference

Theme: Law & Disorder in Dallas Revisited Saturday, January 30, 2021 TO BE PRESENTED VIRTUALLY In order of presentation, beginning at 9 AM (exact times to be announced): Historic Courthouses and Jails in Dallas By Marcel Quimby

A Fun Look at Crime By Rose-Mary Rumbley

Murder It Was: The Deaths of Two Women Institutional Sponsors of the 22nd Annual That Shocked Dallas in the 1910s Legacies Dallas History Conference By Rene Schmidt African American Museum Horror in Hollywood Heights Dallas County Historical Commission By Teresa Musgrove Dallas Genealogical Society Dallas Heritage Village Ejected from Old Red: Black Jury Service Dallas Historical Society in the Time of Jim Crow Dallas History & Archives Division, Dallas Public Library By Ralph Cousins Dallas Municipal Archives Dallas Woman’s Forum The Man with Nine Lives: Herbert “The Cat” Noble DeGolyer Library (SMU) By Peter Kurilecz Historic Aldredge House Irving Archives and Museum Old Red Museum of Dallas County History & Culture Park Cities Historic and Preservation Society Preservation Dallas The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza Texas State Historical Association University of Texas at Arlington Library William P. Clements Center for Southwest Studies (SMU)

The Sponsors of the 22nd Annual Legacies Dallas History Conference recognize and thank the Summerlee Foundation and the Joe M. and Doris R. Dealey Family Foundation for their financial support of the conference, and the Belo Foundation, A. H. Belo Corporation, and the Decherd Video tours of various parts of the Old Red Courthouse Foundation for their twenty-two years of support for will be shown between presentations. Legacies: A History Journal for Dallas & North Central Texas. Registration Because the conference will be presented virtually, those wishing to attend must register online. Registrants will receive information about how to log in for the conference in advance of the conference date. 22nd Annual LLEGACIES Dallas History Conference

Theme: Law & Disorder in Dallas Revisited

Saturday, January 30, 2021

Conference Tickets (at $10 each) Patron Tickets (at $100 each) Register online: A virtual patron reception will be held beginning www.dallasheritagevillage.org/programs/legacies/ at 6:30 P.M. Thursday, January 28, featuring an For information, email [email protected] or exclusive “behind-the-scenes” video tour of the call 214-413-3667. A ticket and your email address are Old Red Courthouse—from the basement to the necessary in order to receive instructions for virtual clock tower—followed by questions and answers attendance at the conference. from Evelyn Montgomery, Executive Director of the Old Red Museum of Dallas County History and Culture. The support of patrons remains important to underwriting the technical costs of presenting the conference virtually.