Currently David is working on:

• National Registry Marker on the Pomeroy Homestead
• Restoration of Pomeroy Homestead Museum in the Pasadena Heritage Park
• This Local History web site and an Early Texas History web site.
• Texas Historical Marker for Vince's Bridge
• San Jacinto College's internet digital history of Pasadena
• Article for Southwestern Historical Quarterly on Vince's Bridge
• History of the San Bernard River
• National Registry marker for the Capitan Theater
• San Jacinto Day living history program

And his next book is on early Texas history. The current working title is: On the Road to San Jacinto

On March 11, 1836 General Sam Houston arrived at Gonzales, Texas to take command of the Texas Army. He received word of the fall of the Alamo and would shortly learn of the defeat at Goliad. With 374 men, he began a 41 day retreat, recruitment and training adventure that would end with only an 18 minute battle, and the independence of Texas. David's latest book (now in progress) will allow you to experience all facets of the day-to-day life of the men and women as they struggled to stay alive and prepare for their destiny. The drama was more than a military manuver, it was life on the move in a primative land during a true pioneer time.

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