Web Sites with information on Early Texas History

Texas History Web Sites

• Texian Web:
  • 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 1824 Flag by Charlie Yates of The Texian Heritage Society.
  • Links to other Web Sites , especially look at Focus on Texas History links.
• Visit the Portal to Texas History, a student resource guide
• 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 collection of maps and Archival Resources.
• Mississippi State University Historical Resources includes other states, associations, plus histories on costumes, money, printing, newspapers and other interesting topics
• Victoria Regional History Center, U of H.
• History along the Brazos River hosted by John Walker

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

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Be sure also to visit Libraries, Museums and Special Places, or return to Texas Revolution of 1836 Home

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