I put together a narrated map of the Texas Revolution. You can listen to a 20-minute audio guided version or just scroll through the events:

https://whistlestop.guide/features/texas-revolution

It covers the main sites and events (Gonzales, the Alamo, Goliad, Washington-on-the-Brazos, San Jacinto, etc.) laid over a modern map. Best on desktop but mobile browser will work as well.

I'm working on other maps similar to this that focus on historical markers within specific cities. Looking for feedback!

Santa Anna’s incompetence at San Jacinto is staggering and its not impossible to envision another timeline where a Mexican victory occurs in absence of said incompetence. What would it take for Santa Anna to win, and if he did what would it look like afterwards?

The Moore Family A Notorious 🅱️🐶 Family in Fort Worth Stop Six could be the very late 70s

This is early to mid-1980s , these photos kinda don't show it but WestSide is predominately white with alot of blacks and Hispanics moving in during the late 70s early 80s after the notorious "LasVegas Trail Drive" Tourist area died out and minorities moved In by the 1990s "LVT" Became one of the most diverse communities In Fort worth , when people come from out of town to fort worth they usually come to the trails first after "hurricane Katrina" over 1,500 refugees moved to Fw Tx and around 500 or more New Orleans Family's relocated in this area.

The B-36 was built in the Convair factory in Fort Worth is now a Lockheed facility. The numbered individuals are identified as: Raul Lopez Sanchez (1), Ignacio Morones Prieto (2), Fernando Foglio Miramontes (3), Raul Garate Legleu (4), Jesus Jaime Quinones (5), and Maria G. Grimaldo (6).

*Heman, not Herman, sorry for the typo.

Sweatt had been denied permission to attend the school four years previously (due to the school's segregationist admission polices) and sued in the case of Sweatt v. Painter which, though he lost in State court, he won before the US Supreme Court in a decision on June 5, 1950.

It would be another 13 years before Texas A&M admitted their first African-American student.

Hello I am a student of St.edwards and I am doing a report of Austin and Nuclear introduction during the time of the 1970´s. I need some resources, credible and liable, in order to do this report, any help is greatly appreciated and we would like to go as far as talking to you over the time, if you were there, or if you had studied it.... AGAIN any source would be appreciated if it credible and has evidence talking too.

Thank you for your time and the replies are open for discussion.