Texas - The Empire State Framed or Unframed:Unframed

Texas - The Empire State Framed or Unframed:Unframed40. 5 by 39 inches framed. 31. 5 by 30 inches unframed. This heroic scale map gives us a fascinating insight into the dynamic growth Texas enjoyed in the late 19th century. It was published to encourage prospective settlers to come down for a "look see" visit. The map itself is highly detailed; topographic features include springs, water holes, old forts, salt flats, mountain passes and many individual ranches besides the usual rivers, mountain

On Living Our Lives Without Regrets

A committee of five delegates

this incredible document provides a fabulous addition to the rich and distinctive history of the Lone Star State

Santa Anna sent the flag back to his government in Mexico City

An attempt to solve the pressing need for rapid transportation of mail – and the hardiest of travelers – resulted in organization of the Butterfield Stage Line

connecting the capital city of Austin with various commercial centers like Houston and the port of Galveston down south and Fort Worth and Dallas up north

The El Camino Real connects Louisiana

By the end of the 19th century

which included most of eastern New Mexico and the Texas panhandle

It appears that Leroy's pay for service in the Texas Rangers was computed as $42

Sam Houston

TX - a distance of 127 miles