Brian Kennedy on Wikimedia Commons Sam Houston was baptized here (40 yards west) on Nov 19 1854 by Dr R. C. Burleson pastor of the Independenc Baptist Church and President of Baylor University , Independence, TX by Texas Baptist Historical Center Colour: black Wikimedia: Flickr: How to add yours Brian Kennedy on Wikimedia Commons [geolocate this address] See also... Nicolas Henderson on Flickr Baylor University. World's largest Baptist University. Founded under charter issued by... Darryl Pearson on Wikimedia Commons Campsite Marking Start of San Jacinto Campaign. On March 11, 1836, Sam Houston, le... Pi3.124 on Wikimedia Commons QuesterMark on Flickr Route of the Texas Army. In Texas Revolution, Gen. Sam Houston and his Texas Army ... Sam Houston's Camp. #4504 Sam Houston's Camp West of the Brazos. (March 31-April 13, 1836) At the end of March 1... Scottish Rite Cathedral. Scottish Rite Masonry in San Antonio dates to 1912, when a c... Billy Hathorn on Wikimedia Commons Torrey's Trading Post No. 2. (2.3 mi. north on bluff above Trading House Creek) Site... Phillips-Sale House. New York native Alexander Hamilton Phillips (1804-1880) moved... Site of Sam Houston Speeches. Two speeches were delivered by Sam Houston in Rusk. The ... Wilbarger House. Built 1842 by Major A. M. Brooks of hand-hewn cedar and pine in Colon... Austin College. Oldest college in Texas operating under original charter. Founded in... Site of Raven Hill. Plantation home of General Sam Houston who was called "The Raven... Site of Home of General Sam Houston. Site of the home of General Sam Houston and family... Independence. Settled in 1824. Named in 1836 to commemorate Texas independence. Importa... Lockhart Plantation. Home built 1850 by Dr. John W. Lockhart, Chappell Hill physician a... Site of Old St. Anthony Hotel. Center of Brenham hospitality for 122 years. Originally... Washington County. To the memory of those courageous souls, the delegates to the Consti... Old Baptist Church. Organized in 1839. Here Sam Houston was converted and baptised in ... General Sam Houston Baptismal Site. One and one-half miles south General Sam Houston wa... First Baptist Church of Huntsville. One of the earliest Baptist congregations in Texas,... glennhistorygeek on Flickr All Rights Reserved Marion & Steve on Flickr All Rights Reserved Jpo tx113 on Wikimedia Commons glennhistorygeek on Flickr All Rights Reserved glennhistorygeek on Flickr All Rights Reserved Rheba on Flickr Site of Freeman Inn. Built by Ira M. Freeman, 1856; way station and hotel for passenger... Dcombden on Wikimedia Commons CC0 Trammel's Trace. Entered Texas at this point. The 1813 road from St. Louis brought in g... Columbia. In September 1836 Columbia, now known as West Columbia, became capital of the... Nicolas Henderson on Flickr Sam Houston's 1857 Campaign in Marshall. On May 23, 1857, during his first Texas gubern... John Kirby Allen. Born in Canasareaugh, New York 1810. Came to Texas in 1832. Died i... Site of the First White House of the Republic of Texas. Here dwelt President Sam Housto... Little Black Car on Flickr All Rights Reserved Jonesboro. (About a half mile NW was 19th century town) One of first ports of entry i... Near Here at the Old Jonesboro Crossing Sam Houston. Near here at the Old Jonesboro Cro... Nicolas Henderson on Flickr glennaa on Flickr All Rights Reserved Original Site of The Steamboat House. Dr. Rufus W. Bailey, a teacher, minister and a... JasonGoneBodmin on Flickr All Rights Reserved Carbs1992 on Wikimedia Commons glennhistorygeek on Flickr All Rights Reserved Sour Lake C.S.A.. Early-day health resort, with baths that attracted such Texans as Gen... Grapevine Springs Park. The Grapeving Springs, which flow into the Elm Fork of the Tr... Governor's Mansion, The. Official residence of the Governor of Texas. By law, each ch... Home of Sam Houston. Site of the Home of General Sam Houston, Constructed in About 1860... Julia Dickinson Allen. Resident of Bastrop County, 1857-1863. Wife of Col. Robert Thoma... Sam Houston's First Home in Texas. #15904 Site of Council Hill. Site of Council Hill, home of Vernon B. Lea, brother of Mrs. Sam ...
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