Post dateMay 10, 2011 Mission San Francisco de los Tejas In May 1690 Spanish soldiers escorted priests to the banks of San Pedro Creek...
Post dateApril 28, 2011 The Louisiana Purchase When Spain returned Louisiana to France in 1800, one of the stipulations of the...
Post dateApril 26, 2011 Fort St. Louis Rumors reached Mexico City that the French were building a fort on Texas soil....
Post dateApril 19, 2011 The Root of the Problem The Texas rebellion didn’t come to a head until March-April 1836, but six years...
Post dateMarch 31, 2011 Pride Goes Before a Fall Santa Anna was not always a dictator. The Mexican people duly elected him President...
Post dateMarch 29, 2011 On the Other Hand… It’s easy to see things from our own point of view. It’s our opinion,...
Post dateMarch 22, 2011 Texas Empressario Stephen F. Austin’s colony was less than three months old when trouble began. Mexico...
Post dateMarch 17, 2011 Following Orders On 11 March General Sam Houston ordered Colonel James Fannin and his 341 volunteers...
Post dateMarch 15, 2011 A First for Females Life was hard on the Texas frontier, and 1200 miles lay between colonial Texas...
Post dateMarch 3, 2011 Remembering Two Great Trailblazers The Chisholm Trail and the Goodnight-Loving Trail were two of the biggest routes cowboys...