Research center
Public access three days a week and by appointment.
Visitors can explore local history through exhibits and consult the Jane Burges Perrenot Research Center, which is open to the public three days a week and by appointment. Its archives include photographs, journals, documents, books, maps, and yearbooks for academic research, genealogy, and browsing. The society also publishes Password, a quarterly publication featuring historical articles about the area, and encourages historical writing. Its exhibits and public programs share stories of El Paso, including local railroad history. The organization began in 1954 and has collected materials related to the history of El Paso since then. Its specialties include preserving local historical records and supporting research into the El Paso area. Located in El Paso, Texas.
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Public access three days a week and by appointment.
Photos, journals, documents, books, maps, and yearbooks.
Exhibits and a quarterly publication about El Paso history.
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