Huntsville sites spotlight Sam Houston history tour
A Texas travel piece recounts Huntsville’s Sam Houston landmarks including his home Wigwam, Steamboat House, and Oakwood Cemetery grave. It notes the Sam Houston Memorial Museum, the 1936 Texas Centennial exhibits, and Huntsville’s role as a historic center tied to Texas independence and the San Jacinto battle site nearby.
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Sam Houston
City
Oakwood Cemetery
Northwes Huntsville
Teachers College
Houston
Texas Centennial Committee
Sam Houston Memorial Museum
Steamboat House
State Penitentiary
Comanche High School
Minnie Cunningham
Galveston
San Jacinto
G C Cameron of Sand Springs
G C Cameron of Sand Springs is mentioned with his mother Mrs J in an uncertain fragment from a local notice or obituary context.
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Leon County
Comanche County
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Madisonville
Justice of Peace
Houston
G. C. Cameron
Mrs. J
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