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Battleship Texas I and II

The USS Texas is now a shrine moored at the site of the San Jacinto battlefield about 20 miles east of Houston. Perhaps better known as the

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Early Texas Baseball Cards

Several sets of some of the earliest baseball cards ever issued depict players from the Texas League or were issued and distributed by sponsors in

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U.S. Postage Stamps about Texas and Texans

Over the past sixty years, the United States Postal Service has issued almost two dozen stamps commemorating Texas and Texans. They are presented here, courtesy

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US Postage Stamps Commemorating Famous Texans

Stamps are presented in the order issued. Sam RayburnIssued September 16, 19624-cents Sam HoustonIssued January 10, 19635-cents Davy CrockettIssued August 17, 19675-cents Dwight D. EisenhowerIssued

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Early Texas Baseball

On San Jacinto Day, April 21, 1867, the mighty Houston Stonewalls overwhelmed the Galveston Robert E. Lees, 35-2. While certainly not the first baseball game

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Dead Man’s Hole

I’d like to learn more about the Civil War incident where Captain Duff and his Partisan Rangers captured four Kerr County residents, Sebird Henderson, Gus

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U.S. Postage Stamps About Texas Events

Stamps are presented in the order issued. Republic of Texas CentennialIssued March 2, 19363-cents Coronado Expedition QuadricentennialIssued September 7, 19403-cents Texas Statehood CentennialIssued December 29,

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The Texas Rangers, the original Texas law-enforcement

With origins dating to the earliest days of Anglo settlement in Texas, the Texas Rangers form the oldest law-enforcement agency in North America with statewide

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Presidents of the Republic of Texas

Note: If a cabinet position was held by more than one person duringany administration, only the first to hold that position is identified. David Burnet (Ad

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Five San Antonio Spanish Missions You Must See!

A chain of five missions established along the San Antonio River in the 18th century became the largest concentration of Catholic missions in North America.

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Texas Symbols

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What is the official state animal of Texas? We’ve got 8 of them!

Mockingbird
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What is the Texas State Bird? Well, it is the Mockingbird of Course!

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The Texas State Flag – The Full History of the Lone Star Texas Flag

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The Texas State Flower: Bluebonnet

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The Texas State Gemstone: Blue Topaz

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The Texas State Seal

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Texas State Song – Texas, Our Texas, hail the mighty State!

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The Texas State Insect: Monarch Butterfly

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The Texas State Tree: Pecan

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