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March 2, 1836. A day etched in Texas history at Washington-on-the-Brazos. Where Texas became Texas. We honor the legends of those Texans and their independence and fortitude. #TexasIndependenceDay | Texas Farm Bureau

March 2, 1836. A day etched in Texas history at Washington-on-the-Brazos. Where Texas became Texas. We honor the legends of those Texans and their independence and fortitude. #TexasIndependenceDay | Texas Farm Bureau

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Washington on the Brazos marks 190 years of Texas independence

Washington on the Brazos marks 190 years of Texas independence

Washington on the Brazos State Historic Site on Reels

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'Where Texas became Texas" | Washington-on-the-Brazos historic site undergoing multi-million dollar renovation

'Where Texas became Texas" | Washington-on-the-Brazos historic site undergoing multi-million dollar renovation

On this day, December 9, 1844, Anson Jones took office as the last President of the Republic of Texas From his inaugural address: "A brave, patriotic, and struggling people have confided their most important interests to our care and keeping. It will be no less my constant desire than it is my manifest duty, to cooperate with you in every thing by which the confidence they have reposed in us may be redeemed, our civil institutions more firmly established, and the great cause of representative fr

On this day, December 9, 1844, Anson Jones took office as the last President of the Republic of Texas From his inaugural address: "A brave, patriotic, and struggling people have confided their most important interests to our care and keeping. It will be no less my constant desire than it is my manifest duty, to cooperate with you in every thing by which the confidence they have reposed in us may be redeemed, our civil institutions more firmly established, and the great cause of representative fr

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Washington-on-the-Brazos historic site completes $50 million renovation

Washington-on-the-Brazos historic site completes $50 million renovation

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Texas 190th Independence Day celebration at Washington-on-the-Brazos

Texas 190th Independence Day celebration at Washington-on-the-Brazos

Washington-on-the-Brazos historic site completes $50 million renovation

The Texas Independence Day Celebration @washington_on_the_brazos @barringtonhistoryfarm gave visitors a taste of what life was like in the town Where Texas Became Texas! The newly expanded and renovated historic site now includes replicas of the original buildings win Washington, Texas. It is an incredible experience for anyone who loves Texas history. Put this experience on your Texas bucket list! . . . #visitbrenham #brenhamtx #washingtontx #wheretexasbecametexas #washingtononthebrazosstatehis

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Timeline of the Texas Revolution - Washington on the Brazos

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Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site | Texas Time Travel

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Field Trip to the Birthplace of Texas | Washington on the Brazos - Field Trip Texas

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Tour Washington on the Brazos

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The stately oak trees gracing the grounds of Washington on the Brazos State Historic Site are a testament to the site’s noble heritage. It’s easy to imagine the fathers of Texas gathering beneath the shade of these outstretched trees while forging the principles and documents that would define the Republic of Texas. These ideas were officially set in place at the site’s Independence Hall, where 59 delegates signed the Texas Declaration of Independence on March 2, 1836. A 1971 replica of the hall

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Washington on the Brazos! Barrington Plantation and Star of the Republic Museum!

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Celebrate Texas Independence Day at Washington on the Brazos

The Congress of the Republic of Texas, Dec. 20, 1836, officially establishes the Post Office Dept. Reaffirming and continuing steps taken by the provisional government in 1835. According to the Texas State Hist. Assoc. the rates established were 6.25 cents for 20 miles; 12.5 cents for up to 50 miles; 18.75 cents for the third zone, up to 100 miles; 25 cents for up to 200 miles, and 37.5 cents for further distances. Ship mail, presumably foreign mail, paid an additional fee of 6.25 cents. These r

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WASHINGTON-ON-THE-BRAZOS...INDEPENDENCE HALL #texashistory

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Episode 123: Washington On The Brazos

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The stately oak trees gracing the grounds of Washington on the Brazos State Historic Site are a testament to the site’s noble heritage. It’s easy to imagine the fathers of Texas gathering beneath the shade of these outstretched trees while forging the principles and documents that would define the Republic of Texas. These ideas were officially set in place at the site’s Independence Hall, where 59 delegates signed the Texas Declaration of Independence on March 2, 1836. A 1971 replica of the hall

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Washington on the Brazos marks 190 years of Texas independence

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The Texas Bucket List - Washington-on-the-Brazos in Washington

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Foundations of the Republic: Archaeology Tours at Washington-on-the-Brazos October is Texas Archaeology Month and this year visitors can experience a once in a lifetime excavation of the remains of the town of Washington. Tuesdays-Thursdays in October at 11 am, 30–45-minute guided walking tours of the ongoing archaeological work at Washington-on-the-Brazos will be offered to the public. Visitors will learn about the Archaeological process, and the history of what is being uncovered. They will ge

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Washington on the Brazos - Where Texas was Born 🇺🇸

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Juneteenth celebration coming up at the Washington on the Brazos State Historic Site

Step into the past as a volunteer with Washington on the Brazos

Texas delegates met in Independence Hall here at Washington-on-the-Brazos in March of 1836 to draft the Republic of Texas Constitution and the Texas Declaration of Independence. The town was a major river port and supply hub from the 1820’s to the 1850’s. However, the town turned down an $11,000 offer to build the railroad through Washington in the late 1850’s, thinking they were doing just fine with the steamboats. Once the railroad was built, transportation of goods by river drastically decrea

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Washington on the Brazos

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Sneak peek inside one of the new exhibits in the Visitor’s Center. Can’t wait to see everyone at the Grand Re-Opening tomorrow! | Washington on the Brazos Historical Foundation

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