Babe of the Alamo and Texas history Qs and Answers
Central Texas history Q and A covers the Babe of the Alamo tale about Captain Almazon Dickinson and his family, Lamar’s 1836 presidential win context, a 1843 drunken Indian party near Waco, and snippets on the Rebel Yell and Civil War lore. The piece cites figures like Santa Anna, Houston, Collinsworth, Grayson, J C Eldridge, and Bird’s Fort in Trinity River.
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