The first half of the 19th century was a tumultuous time for Texas. In just 50 years, the region changed hands between Spain, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, and the United States. These transitions significantly altered the lives of the Native people, Hispanic Tejanos, and Anglo-Texans, living in the region and forever changed the direction of the young United States. During this pivotal time, many legendary figures from American History cemented their place among the pantheon of national heroes—Austin, Bowie, Houston, Crockett, Wallace, Hays, and so many more blazed a path through the texas frontier and helped to create the “Lone Star State.”
 
This historical map illustrates the events that shaped the Republic of Texas, from the earliest signs of unrest in 1811,  through the Republic's last day of independence in 1846 when it joined the United States. Available nowhere else, this map features original research and design by Bad Hoss Map Company. 
 
Features illustrated on this map include:
battles of the Texas Revolution
routes of the Mexican Army advance and retreat
major event locations such as massacres and treaties 
El Camino Real, Santa Fe Trail and other historic roads
Spanish missions
frontier forts
historic political boundaries
detailed rivers and topography
routes of the Santa Fe Expedition and the Snively Expedition
chronology of major events
insets showing the Adams–Onís Treaty and San Antonio de Bexar area
fonts, colors, and design styling common to maps of the era
 
This premium wall map is printed on museum-grade fine art paper or canvas with a matte finish and is the perfect means to bring this unique digital artwork to life. Each map is printed with top-tier pigmented archival inks for excellent printing results ideal for framing.