SAN ANGELO, TX -- (Press Release) Fort Concho’s fall speaker series during the lunch hour each Wednesday in September will feature topics ranging from Panhandle mysteries to … Vikings? (Yes!)
Admission is free. Each presentation is from noon to 1 p.m. in the fort Commissary at 702 Burgess St. Attendees may bring a lunch or can order a sack lunch from Mr. T’s Deli for $8.75 by calling 325-657-4441 by 5 p.m. the prior Monday.
This year’s lineup of topics and speakers includes:
- Wednesday, Sept. 5: “Panhandle Mysteries Part 2” by local historian Joe Weaver.
- Wednesday, Sept. 12: “The Comanche Trail in West Texas” by Travis Roberts, president of the Brewster County Historical Commission.
- Wednesday, Sept. 19: “Vikings in America? Yes, They Were Here” by metal archeologist Liam Henning.
- Wednesday, Sept. 26: “The Colonel’s Lady” by local historian Monte Jones.
For more information, contact Carol Cummings, Fort Concho’s special events coordinator, at 325-657-4441 or [email protected].
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At last the truth is out. It wasn’t the white mans disease or Col. McKenzie that spelled the end to the South Plaines Comanche it was the Viking!
The Vikings caused mass suicides among the Comanche tribes by their plunder and burn tactics. After bringing their long ships up the Concho, Colorado, and Brazos rivers and scaring off the Buffalo there was nothing left for the tribes to do.
What about it Old Salt?
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