When Texas became a Republic in 1836 after the Texas Revolution, it did not end the armed struggles within its borders. Nacogdoches became a focal point of much of the chaos, a condition of the ...

1836, when the Mexican army of Gen. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna set out to reclaim the Alamo Mission in a bid to regain control of the city of San Antonio and crush the Texas rebellion against ...

The Texas Revolution ended in 1836, and Shreveport’s first city government was formed in 1839. The Texas Revolution, which became the theme for many of Shreveport’s first streets.

Two churches across the Atlantic from one another share similar stories. Notre Dame and St. John the Divine are both symbols ...

Founded in 1836 by the Allen brothers ... on Houston in 1837 by order of its namesake Sam Houston, hero of the Texas Revolution and the first Texas president. The young city was marketed as ...

Several distinctive United States cities and destinations have a certain architectural style, cultural influence, cuisine, and vibe reminiscent of Europe. With its blend of Spanish and French ...

There is no sight more gratifying to me than the open road, for the open road allows the body to wander and the mind to […] ...

which was dedicated to the history of the 1836 Alamo Battle and the Texas Revolution. “This augmented exhibition is a celebration of the extraordinary history and splendor of our beloved Notre ...