Flags of the Texas Revolution
Lots of places in Texas fly six flags, but the six flags flying in front of the San Jacinto Monument are unique. Instead of the traditional six flags of Texas, we fly six flags that represent key sites from Texas’ struggle for independence. Here’s a little more about each of the six flags, and the six sites they represent.
The Past, Present, and Future of San Jacinto
In this online program, experts from the San Jacinto Battleground and Museum discuss how the site has changed over the last 150 years and what developments are ahead to continue interpreting it into the future.
First Official Baseball Game at San Jacinto
On San Jacinto Day in 1868, the Battleground was the site of one of the first official baseball games in Texas.
Remember The Republic
To this day, the Republic of Texas captures the imagination of people across the globe. On March 2, 1836, the founders set in motion a series of events which created an identity that transcended politics and still lasts with us. Learn about some sites around the state that preserve its legacy.
San Jacinto: A Lone Star Shines
In 2021, the San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site celebrated the 185th San Jacinto Day virtually with the educational video series "San Jacinto: A Lone Star Shines." View four short films depicting four pivotal scenes from the Battle of San Jacinto and the fight for freedom: the Runaway Scrape, the April 20th skirmish, the Battle of San Jacinto, and the surrender of Santa Anna.
Visit Eight State Historic Sites to Experience the Republic of Texas Era
Step back in time and experience the period of the Texas Republic in person or virtually at one of these Texas Historical Commission state historic sites.
San Jacinto Day: Texas Remembers
In celebration of the anniversary of Texas' victory for independence at the Battle of San Jacinto in 1836, listen to experts from several of the THC's historic sites.
Explore Lesser-Known Texas Revolution Sites Near Houston
Discover the “birthplace of the Texas Revolution” and other sites that kindled the drive for Texas independence.