Guadalupe Victoria DAR
Victoria, Texas  

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About Victoria County, Texas

6 Flags over Victoria
Victoria County was originated in 1836 from the Old Mexican Municipality. 
We are proud to have had all Six Flags of Texas flown over our county.  We invite you to make an online visit of our city via the links below, to our county, and our history, which is yet being unveiled.

Visit the Museum of the Coastal Bend in Victoria to learn about the early history of Victoria.  Some of the LaSalle Odyssey story and artifacts are located here. See the cannons from the ship, The Belle, along with other artifacts from Matagorda Bay, where it was salvaged.	The Museum of the Coastal Bend tells the story of the Fort Saint Louis Archeological Project , located on Garcitas Creek in Victoria County.
Victoria Preservation, Inc.  More historical homes, information, pictures, and our Courthouse renovation project.  Old Victoria Courthouse, restored.	Espiritu Santo Mission Ruins, Victoria County. Site of the First Cattle Ranch in Texas.  Historical marker placed, 2000.  Texas Historical Commission  Victoria Historical Sites listed on the state database.
Virtual Victoria  A wonderful online picture tour of our historic city, including history and genealogical information.  Pictured is the Power Home, Guadalupe Victoria Chapter Home.	Roysten Nave Museum	McNamara House Museum
	Victoria Regional Museums Association Visit the Nave Fine Arts Museum, Online Gallery, and the McNamara House Historical Museum.
Victoria Public Library    Victoria College  Victoria Shared Library System Browse the catalog of the interconnected Victoria Public Library and Victoria College Library.	Victoria County Genealogical Society Victoria County GenWeb Genealogy Resource Page, and information about the Society activities.
A cattle ranch in Victoria County.	Guadalupe River.  Riverside Park, Victoria.

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      Edited 25 October 2004
© 1998 - 2004 Guadalupe Victoria Chapter, TSDAR
Full Site Revision -  November 2000
Original site Visitors: 585 
VIS Chairman -  Webmistress
Billye D. Jackson
All © pictures on this site are the property of Billye D. Jackson.
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