Add to ORKGPhotograph shows the Which-Way Tree in western Harris County near New Kentucky Park (eight miles west of Tomball) where Sam Houston decided that he would take the Texas Army to Harrisburg.Title from caption, page 39, in photographer's book, Sam Houston's Texas, published in 1964, for which this photograph was taken
Photograph shows bayou, just north of San Augustine, where Sam Houston went to recuperate following ...
Photograph shows bayou, just north of San Augustine, where Sam Houston went to recuperate following ...
Photograph shows Beason's Crossing on the Colorado River about two miles south of Columbus, Texas, w...
Photograph shows the Which-Way Tree in western Harris County near New Kentucky Park (eight miles wes...
Photograph shows the Sam Houston oak tree under which Houston and his army rested during the Runaway...
Photograph shows Trespalacios Creek, where Sam Houston was scouting for Army provisions in the spri...
Used facing epilogue, page 194, in photographer's book, Sam Houston's Texas, published in 1964, for ...
Photograph shows a pine tree on Sam Houston's Raven Hill plantation, 14 miles east of Huntsville.Tit...
Photograph shows a pine tree on Sam Houston's Raven Hill plantation, 14 miles east of Huntsville.Tit...
Photograph shows the route of Sam Houston's campaign tour during the 1857 governor's race.Published ...
Photograph shows the route of Sam Houston's campaign tour during the 1857 governor's race.Published ...
Photograph shows an oak tree, on the Jared Groce Bernardo Plantation, near the site of the hospital ...
Photograph shows a cottonwood tree trunk near location of the one that, according to legend, was sta...
Photograph shows the old Jonesboro Crossing of the Red River, twenty-five miles northwest of Clarksv...
Photograph shows the old Jonesboro Crossing of the Red River, twenty-five miles northwest of Clarksv...
Photograph shows bayou, just north of San Augustine, where Sam Houston went to recuperate following ...
Photograph shows bayou, just north of San Augustine, where Sam Houston went to recuperate following ...
Photograph shows Beason's Crossing on the Colorado River about two miles south of Columbus, Texas, w...
Photograph shows the Which-Way Tree in western Harris County near New Kentucky Park (eight miles wes...
Photograph shows the Sam Houston oak tree under which Houston and his army rested during the Runaway...
Photograph shows Trespalacios Creek, where Sam Houston was scouting for Army provisions in the spri...
Used facing epilogue, page 194, in photographer's book, Sam Houston's Texas, published in 1964, for ...
Photograph shows a pine tree on Sam Houston's Raven Hill plantation, 14 miles east of Huntsville.Tit...
Photograph shows a pine tree on Sam Houston's Raven Hill plantation, 14 miles east of Huntsville.Tit...
Photograph shows the route of Sam Houston's campaign tour during the 1857 governor's race.Published ...
Photograph shows the route of Sam Houston's campaign tour during the 1857 governor's race.Published ...
Photograph shows an oak tree, on the Jared Groce Bernardo Plantation, near the site of the hospital ...
Photograph shows a cottonwood tree trunk near location of the one that, according to legend, was sta...
Photograph shows the old Jonesboro Crossing of the Red River, twenty-five miles northwest of Clarksv...
Photograph shows the old Jonesboro Crossing of the Red River, twenty-five miles northwest of Clarksv...
Photograph shows bayou, just north of San Augustine, where Sam Houston went to recuperate following ...
Photograph shows bayou, just north of San Augustine, where Sam Houston went to recuperate following ...
Photograph shows Beason's Crossing on the Colorado River about two miles south of Columbus, Texas, w...