Craig H. Roell

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Allison, Irl Leslie, Sr. Author
Aloe Army Air Field Author
Aloe, TX Author
Ander, TX Author
Angel City, TX Author
Aranama College Author
Arneckeville, TX Author
Bagby, Arthur Pendleton Author
Bear Creek, TX (DeWitt County) Author
Benavides, Placido Author
Berclair, TX Author
Bloomington, TX Author
Buesing, TX Author
Cabeza, TX Author
Cameron, TX (DeWitt County) Author
Carlos Rancho, TX Author
Chadwick, Joseph M. Author
Charco, TX Author
Clear Creek, TX (DeWitt County) Author
Clinton, TX (DeWitt County) Author
Coleto, Battle of Author
Coletoville, TX Author
Cologne, TX Author
Concrete, TX (DeWitt County) Author
Crain, William Henry Author
Cuero Field Author
Cuero, TX Author
Cunningham, Abel Seymour Author
Dacosta, TX Author
Davy, TX Author
De Leon's Colony Author
De Leon, Fernando Author
De Leon, Martin Author
De Leon, Silvestre Author
DeWitt County Author
DeWitt's Colony Author
Dimmitt, Philip Author
Dobskyville, TX Author
Duval, Burr H. Author
Edgar, TX Author
Fannin Battleground State Historic Site Author
Fannin, TX Author
Fant, Dillard Rucker Author
Federal Music Project Author
Fly, George Washington Lafayette Author
Fordtran, TX Author
Fort Defiance Author
Foster Army Air Field Author
Garcitas Creek Author
Georgia Battalion Author
Goliad Campaign of 1835 Author
Goliad Campaign of 1836 Author
Goliad College Author
Goliad County Author
Goliad Massacre Author
Gruenau, TX Author
Guadalupe, TX Author
Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific Railway Author
Haskell, Charles Ready Author
Hebron, TX (DeWitt County) Author
Hill, Benjamin F. Author
Hillyer Female College Author
Hochheim Prairie, TX Author
Hochheim, TX Author
Hopkinsville, TX (DeWitt County) Author
Hunter, William Lockhart Author
Inez, TX Author
Kemper City, TX Author
King, Amon Butler Author
Kleberg, Rudolph Author
La Bahía Author
Lea, Pryor Author
Lindenau, TX Author
Linn, John Joseph Author
Linnville Raid of 1840 Author
Linnville, TX (Calhoun County) Author
Lockhart, TX (DeWitt County) Author
Lyons, Lucile Manning Author
Manchola, Rafael Antonio Author
Matamoros Expedition of 1835–36 Author
McFaddin, TX Author
Meyersville, TX Author
Miller, William Parsons Author
Mission Valley, TX (Victoria County) Author
Mitchell, Joseph Daniel Author
Morales, Juan Author
Morgan, Abel Author
National Guild of Piano Teachers Author
Nordheim, TX Author
Nuestra Señora de Loreto de la Bahia Presidio Author
Nuestra Señora del Espíritu Santo de Zúñiga Mission Author
Nursery, TX (Victoria County) Author
O'Connor, Dennis Martin Author
Onderdonk, Gilbert Author
Owens, Elizabeth McAnulty Author
Owens, Richard Author
Pettus, Samuel Overton Author
Piano Manufacture Author
Placedo, TX Author
Pleasants, Henry Clay Author
Pleasantville, TX Author
Popeye Author
Portilla, José Nicolás de la Author
Price's Creek, TX Author
Pridgen, Bolivar Jackson Author
Raisin, TX Author
Ratcliffe, TX Author
Refugio, Battle of Author
Riverdale, TX Author
Rose, John Washington Author
Rose, Preston Robinson Author
Rose, Victor Marion Author
Salem, TX (Victoria County) Author
San Antonio and Mexican Gulf Railroad Author
Sarco, TX Author
Sayre, Charles D. Author
Schroeder, TX Author
Shackelford, Jack Author
Shearn, Charles Author
Shiloh, TX (DeWitt County) Author
Stayton, John William Author
Telferner, TX Author
Terryville, TX Author
Texas Federation of Music Clubs Author
Thomas Goggan and Brothers Author
Thomaston, TX Author
Thornton, Francis W. Author
Thurmond, Columbus Lafayette Author
Upper Meyersville, TX Author
Valley View, TX (DeWitt County) Author
Vásquez, José Antonio Author
Victoria County Author
Victoria Female Academy Author
Victoria Male Academy Author
Ward, William Author
Weesatche, TX Author
Weser, TX Author
Westhoff, TX Author
Westville, TX (DeWitt County) Author
Wood Hi, TX Author

Commemorating 250 years of American independence through the stories, people, and places that shaped Texas and the nation.

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary in 2026, Texans have a unique opportunity to reflect on the state’s role in the American story. Through exhibitions, programs, educational initiatives, and community events across Texas, Texas America250 encourages celebration, reflection, and commemoration at both local and statewide levels. At the Texas State Historical Association, we are proud to support this important moment through our mission-driven work in history education and public engagement, including Texas History Day, and we invite students, educators, and communities to explore this milestone in meaningful ways.

On July 4, 2026, we will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence and the birth of the greatest nation in the history of the world. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” Long may these ideals live in the heart of every Texan and every American. May God bless all who have defended our freedoms that we enjoy each day. And God bless the United States of America.

Greg Abbott, Governor of Texas

Commemorating 250 years of American independence through the stories, people, and places that shaped Texas and the nation.

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary in 2026, Texans have a unique opportunity to reflect on the state’s role in the American story. Through exhibitions, programs, educational initiatives, and community events across Texas, Texas America250 encourages celebration, reflection, and commemoration at both local and statewide levels. At the Texas State Historical Association, we are proud to support this important moment through our mission-driven work in history education and public engagement, including Texas History Day, and we invite students, educators, and communities to explore this milestone in meaningful ways.

On July 4, 2026, we will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence and the birth of the greatest nation in the history of the world. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” Long may these ideals live in the heart of every Texan and every American. May God bless all who have defended our freedoms that we enjoy each day. And God bless the United States of America.

Greg Abbott, Governor of Texas

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