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Houston Chapter Celebrates San Jacinto Day
Houston Area Texans - A FreeRepublic Network Chapter ^ | April 21, 2002 | Flyer

Posted on 04/21/2002 2:12:37 AM PDT by Flyer

Houston Area Texans - A FreeRepublic Network Chapter The Houston Area Texans
Celebrate San Jacinto Day

A Photo Essay

 

The San Jacinto Monument

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day
A Texian shows off his guns

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

"Be not afraid. . ."

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

More Guns!

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

The Men of the U.S.S. San Jacinto were the guest
of The Daughters of the Republic of Texas

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

Barbecue!

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

No trip to San Jacinto is complete
without a visit to the Battleship Texas

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

HumbleGunner defends the ship channel

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

The unknown gunner

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

HumbleGunner protects the San Jacinto Monument

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

Really big bullets!

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

Santa Anna's Army has been spotted!

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

General Sam Houston

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

The troops arrive via the Lynchburg Ferry

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

April 20, 1836 - Sizing up the situation

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

A brief engagement with the Mexicans

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

The Cavalry

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

Reload!

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

Santa Anna's men try to draw our fire

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

April 21 - The Battle!

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

Advancing on the unsuspecting Mexican troops

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

Remember The Alamo!

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

Entering Santa Anna's camp

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day

The battle is over - Texas is liberated!

Houston Area Texans Celebrate San Jacinto Day



TOPICS: Activism/Chapters; US: Texas
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To: Flyer
Thanks for clearing that up for me. I can't believe that I am a born and bred Texas, but had never heard the term. I have heard "Texican", though, and I have never liked that!
21 posted on 04/22/2002 7:10:21 PM PDT by basil
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To: basil
"This is a rough country," Amos was saying. "It's a country knows how to scour a human man right off the face of itself. A Texan is nothing but a human man way out on a limb. This year, and next year, and maybe for a hundred more. But I don't think it'll be forever. Someday this country will be a fine good place to be. Maybe it needs our bones in the ground before that time can come."

Alan Le May--"The Searchers" (1954) (Harper & Brothers)

In the movie they changed Amos' name to Ethan. They also had Mrs. Jorgensen speak the above lines and they changed "Texan" to "Texican."

22 posted on 04/22/2002 7:30:42 PM PDT by SpencerRoane
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To: SpencerRoane
Happy belated San Jacinto Day to all my fellow Texans, Texians, Texicans, Tejanos, Houstonians, 09ers, etc. By the way, is there anybody out there old enough to remember the board game Texas Millionaire which was sold in the late 1950s and early 60s?
23 posted on 04/22/2002 7:33:53 PM PDT by SpencerRoane
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To: Flyer
Jan Jacinto was a series and hugh mistake. You should be ashamed. I never make misteaks like that.
24 posted on 04/25/2004 6:18:25 AM PDT by Jalapeno
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