Remember: The Battle of San Jacinto

Much was at stake when the sun rose upon April 21, 1836. And by sunset, the world had changed forever. Viewer discretion is advised: some images may be too intense or graphic for younger viewers.
Many thanks to Vision Production Group and The Texas Historical Commission for permission to use their drone shots of the San Jacinto Monument.
Many thanks to Denton Florian for use of clips from Sam Houston: American Son, Texas Legend, the best documentary about Sam Houston out there! Also thanks for use of the portrait of Sam Houston.
Paintings by Charles Shaw are from The San Jacinto Museum and Battlefield, and The Texas Historical Commission.
"The Funeral Pyre After the Fall of the Alamo" by Jose Arpa is from the Alamo Collection.
David Crockett portrait is also from the Alamo Collection.
Death of Travis by Ruth Conerly, from The Alamo Collection
The Battle of San Jacinto by 1895 and 1901 by Henry Arthur McArdle from State Preservation Board
James Bowie from State Preservation Board
Surrender of Santa Anna by William Henry Huddle from State Preservation Board
Image of Alamo Defenders by Gary Zaboly for The Alamo
Image of the Alamo Funeral Pyre and Goliad Massacre Images by Gary Zaboly for State House Press.
Reenactments of the Battle of Coleto Creek, Goliad Massacre, Fannin's Execution and Honor Guard for the Goliad Massacre Memorial were taken at Presidio La Bahia State Historic Site.
Images of Goliad Massacre illustrations taken at Presidio La Bahia State Historic Site and The Fannin Battleground State Historic Site.
San Jacinto Battle Flag - Newport Rifles Company Battle Flag - recreation at The Alamo Collection
Republic of Texas, State of Texas and US maps from the Library of Congress
Image of San Jacinto veterans from Portal to Texas History, UNT
Declaration of Independence and Goliad Massacre image by Norman Price from the Texas State Archives
Burning of San Felipe is from the San Felipe de Austin State Historic Site Museum
The Fall of The Alamo by Robert J. Onderdonk, from the Texas Governor's Mansion

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Magnificent. Thanks Dr. Don

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Amazingly well done, Dr. Frazier! Moved to tears!

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Frazier again-outstanding.