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Texans Remember the 186th Anniversary of Goliad Massacre

Texans Remember the 186th Anniversary of Goliad Massacre

Mar 21, 2022 | From The Vault of Texas History

Goliad re-enactment: 36th Annual Goliad Massacre and Living History Program -Reenactors and Living Historians from across Texas gather at Presidio La Bahia to recreate the final days of Col. Fannin’s command. The event will be March 26 and 27th. For more information,...

Women, children ran for their lives ahead of Mexican Army

Mar 14, 2022 | From The Vault of Texas History

By Susan Avera Holt Columbia Historical Museum Board Member Illiterate, alone in the world, and a mother and widow at 22-years old, Susanna Dickinson survived the horrors of the Alamo only to be interrogated by General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna and sent on an errand...
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