Stroll Through Texas History
Join the Texas Hero Foundation on a Stroll Through Texas History, Elizabeth Crockett Memorial and Student History Fair on March 2, 2016. Sign your class, or home school up to attend. Click her Texas hist
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Stroll Thru Texas History dates have changed to the second weekend in May. FREE, public event! Meet Texas Heroes, portrayed by the Texas Heroes Foundation Team, partake in Elizabeth Crockett Memorial Ceremony, see black powder demonstrations, enjoy period music, and shop historical vendors. Student only days on Thursday and Friday before the second weekend in…
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Of the estimated 189 men who died in the Alamo, only six were actually born in Texas: Juan Abamillo, Juan A. Badillo, Carlos Espalier, Gregorio Esparza, Antonio Fuentes, and Andrés Nava. Juan Abamillo was a native Tejano who had volunteered to serve in the Texas Revolution under the command of Juan N. Seguín. He had…