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- Lebanese-SyriansThis is a brief article about Lebanese-Syrians immigration to the state.
Selected Books
- From Syria to Seminole: Memoir of a High Plains Merchant by Ed Aryain; J'Nell Pate (Editor); John R. Wunder (Foreword by); Edward Aryain (Afterword by); Jameil Aryain (Afterword by)Call Number: E184.S98 A79 2006 (Special Collections)
Organizations
- Ameleb Club of San AntonioThe Ameleb Club of San Antonio is organized to preserve the Lebanese American cultural heritage of its members. It will provide a physical and social environment in which its members can realize and strengthen an understanding of their rights and responsibilities toward their common cultural interests as members of the Lebanese American community in San Antonio, in the State of Texas, and in the greater United States of America.
- American Lebanese Cultural CenterThe American Lebanese Cultural Center maintains fellowship and unity of purpose among people of Lebanese descent and advance their social, cultural, and civic life while also promoting the ideas of civic responsibility and community service and integration of the Community Center through its cultural, educational, and charitable activities.
- Cedars of Lebanon Club of TylerThe Cedars' purpose is to preserve the heritage of the Lebanese people. The organization promotes, practices and encourages good citizenship and take an active part in all matters of a civic, charitable, and educational nature.
- Syrian American Club of HoustonThe Syrian American Club provides a sense of community to its members, and its many activities are aimed at both social and philanthropic purposes. The Club hosts several picnics and gatherings a year, it offers Arabic Language Classes, it raises money for scholarships, and it joins with other organizations to support educational and cultural programs.