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Learn about the state s legacy during March, Texas History Month

Bosque River CRT youths learn about regional history

Bosque River CRT youths learn about regional history Submitted to the Reporter Members of the Bosque River Chapter of The Children of the Republic of Texas recently gathered for a picture in front of the Alamo in San Antonio as a grand kick off to the 2021-22 year. In addition, a second meeting was held at Barnard s Mill in Glen Rose to tour the mill and view the One Man Two Worlds exhibit about Quanah Parker. They also enjoyed the presentation by Liz McDonald, dressed in a buckskin dress, told Indian folktales and recounted the life of Cynthia Ann Parker.

Texans to observe San Jacinto Day

Texans to observe San Jacinto Day Submitted by Judith D’Amico DRT Bosque River Chapter April 21 is San Jacinto Day in Texas, commemorating the anniversary of the Battle of San Jacinto. On this date in 1836, General Sam Houston and the Texas Army defeated Santa Anna’s Mexican troops, winning independence for Texas in a battle that lasted only 18 minutes. Though the battle was very short, the course was history was changed forever. San Jacinto Day was made a legal state holiday by the 14th Texas Legislature in 1874. San Jacinto Day is also a day to honor all who fought for the independence of Texas.   They were Texians    native citizens and immigrant citizens; speaking Spanish, English, German, and more   all with a common purpose of self-preservation and liberty.  

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