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Photographer: Frankie
Taken: April 23, 2015
Caption:
The Sam Houston Monument Marker | Additional Description: Inscriptions on the
Sam Houston Monument
The Sam Houston Monument was executed in San Antonio
from the sculptor's plaster cast. The inscriptions were composed
by Sam Houston's youngest daughter, Antoinette (Mrs. "Nettie"
Houston Bringhurst), and approved by other family members. When
the monument was delivered for the 1911 ceremonies, it was
found that the word "governor" had been misspelled. The only
correction that could be made quickly was to smooth the area
and abbreviate the word as "Gov'nor".
Placed by the citizens of Huntsville, in
Recognition of the Sam Houston Bicentential
Submitted: July 6, 2018.
Database Locator Identification Number: p433925
File Size: 3.065 Megabytes
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