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collection & exhibitions

Special Exhibitons
The Johnie Griffin Collection
Studer and Johnson: Treasures of the Panhandle
Telling Stories, Connecting Lives: PPHM Celebrates 75 Years
The Santa Fe Collection
Don Ray Retrospective

“Extra!  Extra! Read All About It!”
The Amarillo Globe-News

Belles Of The Ball

Stones And Bones From The Collection

The James D. Hamlin Collection

Better Dressing Through Chemistry: Petrochemical Fibers

Remembering The Alamo,
1836-2009
 “It’s Been Good To Know Yuh”: Woody Guthrie In Pampa,
1929-1936

Contemporary Furniture From The Powers Family

“To Soothe The Savage Breast”: Musical Instruments

Panhandle-Plains Invitational Art Show and Sale
Lone Star Still Lifes
Oil is Life? The Great Search for American Energy
Will James: The Hays Collection
Art of the Red River War
Toys in the Attic
REMEMBERING THE ALAMO, 1836-2009
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October 10, 2009—March 14, 2010

Items preserved or created for the purpose of “remembering the Alamo” give us valuable insight into how the Alamo story has evolved since the famous battle took place at San Antonio in 1836.  Alamo souvenirs and other kitsch as well as artifacts pertaining to the battle and the building, and art work associated with the Alamo will be displayed in the Mary E. Bivins Gallery from October 3, 2009 until March 14, 2010.