Houston Maritime Museum presents History Lecture Series: An Evening with Sam Houston

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Sam Houston will always be remembered for his influence on Texas history, but he was also a frontiersman and an important American political figure in the 19th century. This captivating lecture by the creator of the Emmy Award-winning documentary, Sam Houston: American, Statesman, Soldier, and Pioneer, will detail Houston's remarkable life including his rebellious teenage years when he ran away to live with a local Cherokee tribe, his later struggles with marriage and sobriety, and much more.

Learn about Houston's extraordinary life as the only person ever to govern two states, become a general, serve two terms as the President of Texas, as well as serve as a U.S. House Member and U.S. Senator, and at the end as a southerner banished and hated for his devotion to the Union.

Sam Houston will always be remembered for his influence on Texas history, but he was also a frontiersman and an important American political figure in the 19th century. This captivating lecture by the creator of the Emmy Award-winning documentary, Sam Houston: American, Statesman, Soldier, and Pioneer, will detail Houston's remarkable life including his rebellious teenage years when he ran away to live with a local Cherokee tribe, his later struggles with marriage and sobriety, and much more.

Learn about Houston's extraordinary life as the only person ever to govern two states, become a general, serve two terms as the President of Texas, as well as serve as a U.S. House Member and U.S. Senator, and at the end as a southerner banished and hated for his devotion to the Union.

Sam Houston will always be remembered for his influence on Texas history, but he was also a frontiersman and an important American political figure in the 19th century. This captivating lecture by the creator of the Emmy Award-winning documentary, Sam Houston: American, Statesman, Soldier, and Pioneer, will detail Houston's remarkable life including his rebellious teenage years when he ran away to live with a local Cherokee tribe, his later struggles with marriage and sobriety, and much more.

Learn about Houston's extraordinary life as the only person ever to govern two states, become a general, serve two terms as the President of Texas, as well as serve as a U.S. House Member and U.S. Senator, and at the end as a southerner banished and hated for his devotion to the Union.

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WHERE

Houston Maritime Museum
2311 Canal St.
Suite 100
Houston, TX 77003
https://houstonmaritime.org/

TICKET INFO

Free-$5
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