Texas Historical Commission

Military Sites photos

Texas Sesquicentennial of the American Civil War
Twentieth Texas Infantry> Stars and Bars Variant United Daughters of the Confederacy, Texas Division, Texas Confederate> Museum Collection
Spectacular example of a Texas battle flag modeled after the Confederate First National style.

This program encompasses the preparation and implementation––through existing Texas Historical Commission (THC) staff and resources––of balanced, inclusive and compelling commemorative projects that showcase THC assets, which tell the story of the State of Texas’ involvement in the American Civil War.

2012 Regional Workshops: Sat., March 17 in Tyler; West Texas County TBD; and Galveston TBD. Please contact the THC Military Sites Program Coordinator for details and to register for a workshop.

Civil War 150th Stories
Contact us for a list of THC program assets related to the American Civil War.

Our Stories
The THC’s State Historic Sites will highlight sites’ connections and history related to the Civil War.

Texas in the Civil War

The current brochure is tentatively scheduled for a digital update in September 2013. It will be an online version for download only. It will not be printed.

To download a free copy of the 2002 Texas in the Civil War brochure, see THC publications.

150th Anniversary Commemoration of Juneteenth in Galveston: June 19, 2015
This historical marker is in the concept stage. Please check back during the sesquicentennial for more details. For now, download a free copy of the African Americans in Texas: A Lasting Legacy booklet in our publications.

Texas Civil War Monuments

Palmito Ranch Battlefield National Historic Landmark