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Texas Czech Legacy Project

The Texas Czech Legacy Project (TCLP) in the Department of the Slavic and Eurasian Studies (DSES) at the University of Texas at Austin  aims to document the language and culture of Texas Czechs. Our first and most ambitious undertaking is the Texas Czech Dialect Archive (TCDA), the open-access archive of speech recordings collected from ethnic Czech Moravians in Texas. The Project is led by Lida Cope of East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina. Ultimately, the TCLP will offer a web-accessible database of audio and visual materials in and about Texas Czech. Our audio recordings of interviews conducted with Texas Czechs, of cultural events, and Texas Czech music are becoming gradually available. Soon we will add print (e.g. newspapers like Svoboda and Našinec), photographs and personal artifacts, such as autobiographies and diaries.

The Texas Czech Legacy Project aims:

For more information, go to the Texas Czech Legacy Project.