Driftwood Historical Conservation Society
photo credit: John Fannin
Driftwood Historical Conservation Society
photo credit: John Fannin
photo credit: John Fannin
photo credit: John Fannin
DHCS cares deeply about the preservation of the Driftwood area and its residents and visitors. For this reason, all meetings and public events of the DHCS are cancelled through April 30, 2020. Communication from DHCS will be accomplished through electronic media. We thank all of our members and friends and request each of you take appropriate actions to protect and preserve your family and friends. We will get through this emergency and will be stronger as a result.
Our master planning project with Overland Project is complete! The Driftwood Roadmap will be an important tool in helping DHCS preserve and enhance our rural character and rich heritage. It cannot be said too often, a huge thanks to our generous donors for making this possible!
To help to preserve William B. Travis’s history along the William B. Travis Heritage Trail in the Onion Creek Valley, the DHCS is raising funds to obtain a marker documenting the land site , history and place attractive landscaping on the site where the historical marker will be located.
Last spring, a large group of Dripping Springs High School students conducted a service project at our Natural Area. They assisted with installation of freestanding rainwater systems (donated by Plateau Land & Wildlife) as well as other necessary weeding and cleanup activities. Master Naturalists also provided support. Another project is planned for this March.
It's time to renew your annual dues. Our memberships begin at only $25 per year. You may mail us your dues, bring them to the monthly meeting, or pay by PayPal.
PO Box 314, Driftwood, TX 78619