Early education in Ingleside began in the 1850s when settlers John P. and Susan Hatch Borden established Bay Seminary in 1854. The Bordens' school was closed by 1860. Henry Nold bought land from the Bordens and opened Ingleside College in 1857. . . . — — Map (db m206880) HM
In Memory of All the Angels of the Eleventh Airborne Division Wherever they served: World War Two, Camp Mackall, Philippine Islands • First in Japan • Fort Campbell • Korea • Germany • Lebanon • Vietnam
Dedicated 21 February, 1987 to . . . — — Map (db m295370) WM
The Ingleside community began in the 1850s when George C. Hatch purchased land on both sides of the bayou. He later acquired 3,800 acres of land and sold land to other settlers who built homes on the bayou and Ingleside Cove. John Vineyard is . . . — — Map (db m206883) HM
Known today as Swan Lake, this is the site of an archeological excavation that yielded one of the largest assortments of fossils found in a single locality in Texas. They were discovered in 1939 when highway engineers were digging for caliche to use . . . — — Map (db m182766) HM
Colonists bound for the San Patricio Colony in 1828 aboard the Albion were becalmed and ran out of water several days from Aransas Pass. The priest kept them from drinking salt water by telling of a vision of fresh water running from sand . . . — — Map (db m212394) HM
