Historical Markers in Anahuac, Texas

Start with these Anahuac stories

• Events at Anahuac Leading to the Texas Revolutionplaced 1965

  In the spring of 1832, Wm. B. Travis, Patrick C. Jack and other American settlers in Texas were unjustly imprisoned by Col. Juan Bradburn, commander…

• Juan Davis Bradburnplaced 1973

  Adventurer from Kentucky who first came to Texas in 1817 with an expedition seeking to expel Spain from North America.

• William Barret Travisplaced 1971

  (August 9, 1809 - March 6, 1836) Co-commander with James Bowie, siege of the Alamo. Born in South Carolina; moved with family in 1818 to Alabama…

• Chamberseaplaced 1968

  Built in 1845. Home of Thomas Jefferson Chambers, early civic and business leader whose love for Texas was proclaimed by the "Star" window in the…

• Graydonplaced 1977

  The farming community of Graydon flourished along the west fork of Double Bayou at the turn of the century.

• James Taylor Whiteplaced 1980

  A veteran of the War of 1812, James Taylor White (b.1789) migrated to this area from Louisiana in 1828.

Anahuac on the Texas history calendar

• June 10: Events at Anahuac Leading to the Texas Revolution
• July 13: Juan Davis Bradburn
• March 6: William Barret Travis

All 13 historical markers in Anahuac

• Chambers County Courthouse2018
• Chambers County Youth Project Show1982
• Chambersea1968
• Events at Anahuac Leading to the Texas Revolution1965
• Fort Anahuac1976
• Graydon1977
• James Taylor White1980
• Juan Davis Bradburn1973
• Lone Star Canal1979
• Near Site of the Signing of Turtle Bayou Resolutions1968
• On this Site First Known as Perry's Point1936
• Robert McAlpin Williamson1972
• William Barret Travis1971

Historical markers near Anahuac

• Mont Belvieu5 stories · 12 mi
• Baytown18 stories · 17 mi
• La Porte5 stories · 23 mi
• Liberty20 stories · 23 mi
• Seabrook5 stories · 25 mi
• Port Bolivar5 stories · 28 mi

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