Remember the Alamo? S.A.’s best-known landmark has partnered with the Texas Historical Commission, the San Jacinto Museum and the Presidio La Bahia to create San Jacinto Day: Texas Remembers, a ...

LA PORTE – Nearly eight weeks after the fall of the Alamo on March 6, 1836, in San Antonio, prospects for victory in the struggle for Texas independence from Mexico were growing dim until Texian Gen.

Anyone who's visited the Texas capitol in Austin has seen the epic painting depicting the Battle of San Jacinto, where Sam Houston whipped up on the Mexican Army. There was a smaller, slightly ...

The San Jacinto Monument, rising 570 feet above the battleground, stands as a memorial to the men who fought for Texas independence. As such, it is fitting for San Jacinto to honor all military ...

SAN ANTONIO - Dozens gathered at The Alamo in San Antonio on Friday morning to mark the 190th anniversary of a battle that ultimately proved crucial to Texas gaining its independence. The lawn in ...

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