Galveston Invincibles Flag handcrafted-american-flags

Galveston Invincibles Flag handcrafted-american-flags45 by 31 inches framed. Galveston has a rich history and can trace its importance back to the earliest days of Europeans in Texas. Although Indianola vied with Galveston as the principal seaport, Galveston was closer to the mail population centers of early Texas. During the Republic period of Texas Galveston served at the main port for the Texas Navy and served as the temporary capital of the Republic of Texas after President David G. Burnet moved the

It echoes the Lone Star of the last flag of the Republic of Texas

it is a symbol

Its design draws from the rugged Pine Tree flag

from simple but clear-sighted farmers

The full extent of the Republic

In addition to protecting the Texas coast

the march on San Antonio began

The vast majority of Texans

Throughout Texas

including Sam Houston

Many of the earliest symbols for freedom and independence that were important during the American Revolution have become somewhat obscure to modern society

and Houston Railway