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Cibolo Crossing – 1836
There are lines that when crossed result in irrevocable commitment. Soldiers instinctively know these lines where...
Deaf Smith Oak – R.I.P.
A celebrated witness to the beginning of the Texas Revolution left this world in 2014.
Crippled by...
Erastus “Deaf” Smith
Arrival in Texas
Erastus “Deaf” Smith's land grant placed him in the path of Texas history. The Siege of Bejar, the Fall of the Alamo...
Susanna Dickinson
Early LifeIn 1836, Susanna Dickinson left the ruins of the Alamo and traveled east on the...
The Gonzales Road in the Texas Revolution
The Road to Gonzales connected the most important of the early Anglo-American colonies in Tejas to the Mexican seat of government in San Antonio...
The Old Gonzales Road
A Lost Treasure People lose things; it happens. We become distracted, we misplace things, we forget. Even...
The Walters Family
Boley Conner(B.C.) Walters, Jr. and Lucinda Walters came to Bexar County in the early 1850s to...
William Budd and Katherine Browne Jaques
Located near the confluence of the Chupaderas and Calaveras much of Jaques Rancho these days is...