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Medium framed flag, approximately 20 X 14 inches

Small plaque flags, approximately 11 1/2 X 10 inches

Large framed flags, approximately 39 X 29 inches

Flags of the Texas Revolution

While I do not know all the flags used here are some the ones I have made.

This group of flag descriptions is linked to the Texas A&M University website, tamu.org and the City of Conroe's, 'Texas Flag Park' website.

The Lone Star Monument and Historical Flag Park is an outdoor museum on I-45 in Conroe, near Houston, Texas.

(click on tab below flag for description/history)

My art was started mostly for my love of Texas history and to honor ALL the men and women that have ever served in the United States Military. I sell mostly at outdoor festivals and am constantly asked about the flags history. In an effort to share our beautiful flag history (correctly) I have included under each flag (that I have made in the past), a tab that is linked to different educational type websites. The tab gives you the name of the flag, if you would like to read about the history just click on the tab which will take you to a page with the history on that flag. On the banner above each set of flags I have listed which website is used. If you run into any issues with these websites please let me know. I am merely trying to share correct information.

Some of the Flags Mexico flew during the Texas Revolution

Descriptions via Texas State Library & Archives

I have not found a real picture/interpretation of Santa Anna's Bloody Red Banner/No Quarter Flag that he had raised at the San Fernando Cathedral during the siege of the Alamo so between a written description I once saw in a book and the ones used in the movies I came up with my own version, this banner is to the left.

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