TEXAS REVOLUTION OF 1836

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BATTLES OF THE REVOLUTION:

Gonzales, the battle for Independence

• Sons of DeWitt Colony Texas: The Old Gonzales Eighteen
• Lone Star Junction: Battle of Gonzales (2 October 1835)

Seige of Bexar

The Fall of the Alamo

• Lone Star Junction: Seige and Battle of the Alamo (6 March 1836)
• Remember the Alamo
• The History Buff: The Fall of the Alamo by Steve Goldman
• The History Buff: News of the Fall of the Alamo gets out by Ted W. Mayborn
• The Alamo.org: The Defenders
• The Alamo.org: 13 Days of Glory
• The New Handbook of Texas: Battle of the Alamo
• Military History: Alamo
• A student referral:

Fannin & the Massacre at Goliad (La Bahia)

• Sons of DeWitt Colony Texas: Fannin's Fight & The Massacre at La Bahia (Goliad) with roster & pictures.
• Lone Star Junction: Goliad Massacre (27 March 1836)
• History of Goliad

Battle at San Jacinto

• Sons of DeWitt Colony Texas: The Battle of San Jacinto and the San Jacinto Campaign.
• Lone Star Junction: Battle of San Jacinto (21 April 1836)
• Annual Battle re-eactment program.

SAN JACINTO CAMPAIGN:

Declaration of Independence

Route & Campsites

Roster of the Army

• New Roster
• Lone Star Junction has also published a list called The Texians: Participants in the Battle of San Jacinto
• Sons of DeWitt Colony Texas list their Officers and Men of the Texas Republican Army

Flags & Banners

• Charlie Yates of the Texian Legacy Assoication is currently working on a book about these flags.
• Lone Star Junction: Flags of the Texas Revolution
• Sons of DeWitt Colony Texas discusses flags in two sections:
  • DeWitt Colony Flags 1700-1846
  • Flags of Independence 1835-1836
• Alamo de Parras: Go to The Republic of Texas, Flags of the Revolution, on the sitemap

Articles of Interests

Maps

• Texas in 1834
• Texas in 1835
• Texas in 1836
• Republic of Texas
• Mexico, Republic of Texas and the United States
• Brazoria County

Bibliography

• Bibliography
• New Handbook of Texas
• John Jenkin's Basic Texas Books
• J. Frank Dobie's Guide to Life and Literature of the Southwest

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HISTORY APPRECIATION TODAY:

Libraries

• Brazoria County Historical Museum, Adriance Library & Research Center, or e-mail.
• Center for American History : Barker History Center
• Clayton Genealogical Library: of the Houston Public Library,
• Daughters of the Republic Library at the Alamo or e-mail
• Fort Bend County Libraries:History & Genealogical Rooms
• General Land Office, Archives and Records Division, Texas State Land Office,
• Houston Public Library generally and specifically the Metropolitan Research Center and the Texas & Local History Room:
• Rosenberg Library:
• St. Thomas University
• San Jacinto College, Central Campus, Lee Davis Library, .
• San Jacinto Monument Museum of History's Hertzstein Library
• Sam Houston Library:
• Texas Historical Commission Library
• Texas Ranger Research Center & Moody Memorial Library
• Texas State Archives:

Museums

• The Alamo, or Alamo Museum:
• Brazoria County Historical Museum:
• Columbia Historical Museum and the First Captial of the Republic:
• French Legation:
• Gonzales Memorial Museum:
• Institute of Texan Cultures:
• Pioneer Memorial Log House Museum:
• Republic of Texas Museum or e-mail:
• Sam Houston Memorial Museum:
• San Jacinto Museum of History:
• Texas Military Forces Museum at Camp Mabry:
• Texas Ranger Museum:
• Texas Historic Sites Atlas

Places

• Armand Bayou Nature Center:
• Fanthrop Inn:
• Fannin Battlefield
• George Ranch:
• Goliad State Park:
• Gonzales Pioneer Village Living History Center.
• Henkel Square at Round Top, Texas:operated by the Texas Pioneer Arts' Foundation.
• Lipantitlan State Historical Park:
• Old Fort Parker:
• San Felipe de Austin:at Stephen F. Austin State Historical Park
• Sam Houston Visitor Center & Statute:
• Sam Houston Park:
• The Steamboat House, Gen. Sam Houston's old homestead:
• San Jacinto Battleground:
• Texas State Cemetery:
• Varner-Hogg Plantation :
• Washington on the Brazos:
• Winedale Historical Center:

Organizations

• Alamo Descendents
• Children of the Repubic of Texas
• Daughters of the Republic of Texas or e-mail
• The San Jacinto Chapter of the DRT sponsor the Pioneer Memorial Log House Museum
• East Texas Historical Association:
• The George Ranch Foundation
• Lamar University Museum of the Gulf Coast:
• Robertson's Colony
• San Jacinto Museum of History Volunteers:
• Sons of the Republic of Texas, Scott Dunbar, President General,
• Sons of DeWitt Colony Texas:
• Sons of San Jacinto:
• Texas Folklore Society.
• Texas Historical Commission : or e-mail
• Texas Historical Foundation: .
• Texas State Historical Association:
• Washington-on-the-Brazos State Park Association:

Calendar of Events

Archaeology

Web Sites

• Texas History Web Sites
  • Texian Web and its members provide a lot of new information:
    • Alamo de Parras
    • The Sons of the Dewitt Colony of Texas
    • The Texian Legacy Association
    • Robertson's Colony in Texas
  • Lone Star Junction has several interesting stops:
    • Texas History Timeline.
    • Declaration of Independence of Texas, March 2, 1836.
    • Map of Texas during the Republic.
    • Flags of the Revolution. On the topic of flags, also see the Texas Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans' Historical Flags of the Republic and The 1824 Flag by Charlie Yates of The Texian Heritage Society.
    • Links to other Web Sites , especially look at Focus on Texas History links.
  • Red-Neck Tex's Texas History Resources.
  • Daughters of the Republic of Texas' Links to other Texas History related sites.
  • Texas State Historical Association's Center for Studies in Texas History
  • Texas Historical Site Atlas maintained by the Texas Historical Commission:
  • Texas Parks & Wildlife provide a listing of historical sites with some information.
  • Houston Independent School System and Rice University's "Armadillo" Web site: Texas History and Social Studies.
  • The History Net offers an overview of the Texas Revolution as it relates to the Alamo.
  • The University of Texas offers some Sites of Interest on Texas and Texas History.
  • Mississippi State University Historical Resources includes other states, associations, plus histories on costumes, money, printing, newspapers and other interesting topics.
• Television Resources for History
  • Public Broadcasing System (BPS)
  • and its Houston affiliate, KUHT-TV, Ch. 8 Be sure to look for the "Houston: Remember When" series.
  • The History Channel
• Internet Search Engines for Additional Independent Research
  • Infoseek
  • Yahoo
  • Magellan
  • Lycos
  • Alta Vista
  • Webcrawler
  • Excite

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03.19.2014