The San Jacinto Monument—the tallest monument ... commemorates the final battle of the Texas Revolution, is located about 20 minutes from downtown Houston. The structure itself will not be ...

The State Historic Site is where an important, if not the most important, battle for Texas ... monument. The San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site is located 25 miles east of downtown Houston.

The San Jacinto Monument finally came tumbling down ... politics and cultures of the growing Hispanic population across Greater Houston and Texas. He was part of a team that won first place ...

The San Jacinto Monument commemorates the final battle of the Texas Revolution, which took place on April 21, 1836. The Texian Army, led by General Sam Houston, surprised the Mexican army at rest ...

On March 27, 1836, Houston retreated to San Felipe, instructed his men to burn the town, then crossed the Brazos, and left a ...

Right up there with the Alamo, the San Jacinto Monument, the Texas Capitol and maybe even Galveston's seawall. Most of those Astrodome pictures were taken by Houston Chronicle and Post photographers.

The Battle of San Jacinto, fought on April 21, 1836, was a pivotal moment in Texas history. Led by General Sam Houston, a determined Texan army of less than 1000 men launched a surprise attack on ...

The cancer cluster includes the San Jacinto River waste pits superfund site, as well as a water source for much of Harris County, Houston and MUDs.

SAN JACINTO COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- A wildfire in the Sam Houston National Forest, which prompted evacuation orders in both Montgomery and San Jacinto counties, may have originated from a ...