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George Campbell Childress (1804-1841) was a lawyer, statesman and almost universally recognized as the primary author of the Texas Declaration of Independence.
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A polished red granite Texas centennial historical monument with metal relief art dedicated to the delegates to the Constitutional Convention held here March 1-17, 1836 who declared Texas free, organized a Republic, and framed its constitution.
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Marker celebrating 100 years.
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Thanks to these volunteers who helped host this event.
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Another marker telling the history of this location.
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Replica of the building where the delegates met to frame the Republic of Texas.
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I believe these are called Black Eyed Susans. There were many sections of these.
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Just scenery alone the trail.
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Joel carried this Rolly Polly Bug for quite awhile.
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Another batch of Black Eyed Susans.
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Marker that tells us this park was first started in 1918.
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