Texas Historical Markers by Theme

Texas Revolution Historical Markers

The Texas Revolution ran from the first shots at Gonzales in October 1835 to the victory at San Jacinto in April 1836. The markers that remember it are scattered from the Alamo and Goliad to the graves of the men who fought, and the towns that emptied out in the Runaway Scrape. These are the ones Duane tells out loud.

957 stories across 156 Texas counties, each with the official marker text alongside Duane's telling.

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Where to find Texas Revolution markers

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Every Texas Revolution story, by region

Texas Revolution markers in Big Bend (1)

Texas Revolution markers in Central Texas (169)

Texas Revolution markers in East Texas (140)

Texas Revolution markers in Gulf Coast (418)

Texas Revolution markers in Hill Country (79)

Texas Revolution markers in North Texas (86)

Texas Revolution markers in Panhandle (7)

Texas Revolution markers in South Texas (47)

Texas Revolution markers in West Texas (10)

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