Washington-on-the-Brazos is known as "the birthplace of Texas" because it was here that, on March 1, 1836, Texas delegates met to formally announce Texas' intention to separate from Mexico and to draft the constitution of the new Republic of Texas, organizing an interim government to serve until an officially elected government could be put in place
God Bless Texas!! Love it man! Keep crushing it!
Alan Kirkpatrick
Round Rock, TX
Thanks for the history Alan Kirkpatrick I had no clue.
Alan Kirkpatrick
Round Rock, TX
Beautiful picture Alan and excellent history lesson. I have always enjoyed reading about our country and how we grew.
Alan Kirkpatrick
Round Rock, TX
That is a very interesting piece of history, thanks for sharing it with us Alan.
Alan Kirkpatrick
Round Rock, TX
Alan- I do love hearing Texas history and do remember Washington on the Brazos!
Alan Kirkpatrick
Round Rock, TX
Thank goodness that the Great State of Texas was born Alan Kirkpatrick 
Alan Kirkpatrick
Round Rock, TX
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