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 Relive the Battle: San Jacinto Day Celebration
Saturday, April 26, La Porte
Experience the roar of history and cannons as the San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site comes alive with the 189th anniversary celebration of the Battle of San Jacinto. This action-packed event will feature reenactments, living history activities, and interactive experiences that transport you back to the pivotal moments of 1836. Join in the excitement with historical presentations, hands-on activities, and a vendor market, all set against the backdrop of one of the most decisive military victories.
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 Spend the Summer at a Historic Site
This summer, embark on an unforgettable journey through time at the Texas Historical Commission's state historic site summer camps! Our programs will offer young historians a unique blend of education and adventure, bringing the past to life.
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 Host Your Next Event with the THC
Make history with your next gathering! Texas state historic sites offer unique and scenic venues steeped in the rich heritage of the Lone Star State. From corporate retreats to family celebrations, our historic properties provide distinctive backdrops that will leave lasting impressions on your guests.
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Saturday, March 29, Goliad
The 39th Annual Goliad Massacre and Living History Program features a reenactment of the Battle of Coleto Creek, where Col. Fannin's troops faced a pivotal moment in Texas history. Visitors can explore reenactor camps, historic sites, and the grounds of Presidio La Bahía, with admission at $5 per person and an unforgettable Saturday night candlelight tour for the same price.
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Saturday, April 5, Fredericksburg
The National Museum of the Pacific War will host a captivating program exploring the Battle of Iwo Jima, featuring living history volunteers in a dynamic battle presentation. Attendees will witness simulated explosions, blank-firing guns, World War II vehicles, and a live M2-2 flamethrower demonstration, while delving into the strategic importance and brutal realities of this pivotal World War II campaign. Online ticket purchase highly encouraged.
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Welcome Zaragoza Birthplace!
General Ignacio Zaragoza led Mexican forces to a historic victory against the French in Puebla, an achievement now celebrated as Cinco de Mayo. The Zaragoza Birthplace State Historic Site, located in Goliad, has recently come under the stewardship of the Texas Historical Commission, marking it as our 41st historic site.
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