Photograph of the TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members and other guests who are dressed in military uniforms are photographed as they are visiting the Colonel Middleton Tate Johnson Plantation Cemetery in Arlington, Texas. Other people can be seen sitting at tables under pitched shade tents. Chapter member President John Anderson, (center blazer) has been identified.

Agenda for the May 13, 2017 TXSSAR meeting. Agenda items include a members report, along with all of the past month's events and known upcoming events for the year. They also discussed the awards that will be given out by the chapter, new meeting locations, and schedules.

Photograph of TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members, from left to right, Chapter president John Anderson, Ronald "Ron" Carter, Jerald "Jerry" Cope and David Friels. The four men are standing up during one of the TXSSAR meetings at a local restaurant the chapter visits frequently.

Photograph of TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members, chapter President John Anderson (left) standing with an unidentified man (center) and Ned Gordan Myers (right) holding up certificate that reads, "The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Supplemental Ancestor Certificate. This certifies that Ned Gordan Myers is a descendant of Thomas Mansfield. Approved April 21, 2017."

Photograph of the TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members and other guests seen visiting the Colonel Middleton Tate Johnson Plantation Cemetery in Arlington, Texas. Six women and one unidentified man are seen standing by an fence and two American flag posing shoulder to shoulder for a group photograph.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members and other guests seen visiting the Colonel Middleton Tate Johnson Plantation Cemetery in Arlington, Texas. Three unidentified people are standing by a close off fence and talking to one another.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members and other guests who are dressed in military uniforms are photographed as they are visiting the Colonel Middleton Tate Johnson Plantation Cemetery in Arlington, Texas. All the guests are seen standing, with their arms cross or over their heart as they bow their heads for a moment of silence.

TXSSAR, Arlington Chapter 7, treasurer's report for May 2017. The report was written by TXSSAR, Arlington Chapter 7 Treasurer Dennis Walton.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Arlington chapter members standing next to the grave marker for Colonel Middleton Tate Johnson at the Colonel Middleton Tate Johnson Plantation Cemetery in Arlington, Texas. The chapter members are seen wearing their American patriot uniforms standing shoulder to shoulder for the photography. From left to right, two unidentified men, Jerald "Jerry" Cope, William "Bill" Covington and chapter president John Anderson.

Photograph of TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members, chapter President John Anderson (left) standing with an unidentified man (center) and woman (right) and presenting them with a certificate that reads, "The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Southern Recipes Grill in Arlington, Texas has been awarded the Certificate of Appreciation." Anderson is presenting the restaurant workers this certificate as the TXSSAR Arlington chapter frequents the establishment often.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members standing shoulder to shoulder dressed in their colonial attire, holding up their rifles and flags as they stand posed for a group photograph. The chapter members are visiting the Colonel Middleton Tate Johnson Plantation Cemetery in Arlington, Texas. Headstones and grave markers are visible in the background. Chapter members Jerry Cope (center left) and William Covington (center right) have been identified.

Photograph of TXSSAR Arlington Chapter member Ned Gordan Myers holding up certificate that reads, "The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Supplemental Ancestor Certificate. This certifies that Ned Gordan Myers is a descendant of Thomas Mansfield. Approved April 21, 2017."

Minutes for the May 13, 2017 TXSSAR meeting. The minutes were written by TXSSAR, Arlington Chapter 7 Secretary David R. Friels. He included the chapter member that gave the information in his notes.

Photograph of TXSSAR Arlington Chapter member Ron Carter and his family, presumed grandchildren. Other chapter member Kevin Jorrey is seen standing behind the children. Carter is dressed in his colonial militant uniform and smiling with the children.

Photograph of an unidentified woman standing up and reading from a piece of paper in her hands as she stands beside an American flag. The woman was photographed at an TXSSAR event where they chapter is visiting the Colonel Middleton Tate Johnson Plantation Cemetery in Arlington, Texas.

Photograph of TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members, from left to right, Chapter president John Anderson, Ronald "Ron" Carter, Jerald "Jerry" Cope and David Friels. In the photograph Anderson is seen presenting Carter with a certificate and shaking his hand. The four men are standing up during one of the TXSSAR meetings at a local restaurant the chapter visits frequently.

Photograph of TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members, from left to right, Chapter president John Anderson, Ronald "Ron" Carter, Jerald "Jerry" Cope and David Friels. The four men are standing up during one of the TXSSAR meetings at a local restaurant the chapter visits frequently.

Photograph of TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members, chapter President John Anderson (left) standing with an unidentified man (center) and Kevin Jorrey (right) holding certificates that need to be handed to the chapter members. The certificate on the top reads, "The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. This certifies that Allan John Husch is the descendant of The Texas Society Adam Wise, Sr. April 21, 2017."

This publication of the Dallas-Fort Worth Section of the American Chemical Society includes information about research, prominent scientist, organizational business, and various other stories of interest to the community.

During the modern era, the urbanization of water has been facilitated by various privileged discourses, which valorize major engineering interventions for the sake of continued urban growth. This research examines discourse surrounding the 2-th Century proposal and construction of a reservoir near the then-tiny farming community of Grapevine, Texas, for the benefit of urban interests. I argue that urban interests produced Grapevine space as nothing more than a container for city water, by rendering meaningless any conception of space that was not directly articulated with urban economic networks. Modern discourse collapsed Denton Creek space from a watershed and landscape into a dimensionless node in the urban space of flows. In return, rural inhabitants were encouraged to progress and to modernize their own spaces: to become urban. Whereas urban discourse entails an implicit spatial imaginary of networks, I deploy the conceptual framework of settler colonialism to show that a core-periphery relationship remains relevant, and is not reducible to a network spatial ontology.

A document that records the meeting minutes from the May 13 meeting of the Arlington Chapter of TXSSAR. Sections are given to each formal portion of the meeting's proceedings and smaller notes are included beneath the larger headers.

Monthly newspaper providing news and information to the Tarrant, Dallas, and Denton County Latino communities along with advertising.

Semi-annual magazine of Tarrant County Community College describing programs on campus and in the community, faculty research, and alumni accomplishments.