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Located in Houston, it is larger than Central Park in New York CityMemorial Park
This 155-acre urban sanctuary provides five miles of walking trailsHouston Arboretum and Nature Center
Disguised as a man, she joined the Second Michigan Infantry and served two years as a Civil War privateSarah Edmonds Grave
This was the childhood home of the eccentric subject of the film The AviatorHoward Hughes House
This Victorian castle was built from 1886 to 1892Bishop’s Place
Commissioned in 1914 it was the first to mount anti-aircraft guns, launch an aircraft, and use commercial radarBattleship Texas
This place has housed training and mission control facilities since 1961Johnson Space Center
Originally known as Houston Negro Hospital, this was the first nonprofit hospital for African-American patients and doctors Riverside General Hospical
To raise money for the venture, boosters sell a specially branded barbecue sauceBuffalo Soldiers National Museum
The first cemetery in Austin dedicated soley to African-AmericansBethany Cemetary
This was the first library in Austin, it was turned into a library in 1980George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center
This church was the center of the first freedman’s town west of the MississippiSweet Hope Baptist Church
This school was opened in 1881 to provide free public education for African-American children in the Gregory Town freedmen’s communityBlackshear Elementary School
Martin Luther King Jr. and Lyndon B. Johnson visited this house to discuss the future of the civil rights movementJuanita J. Craft Civil Rights House
This plant closed in 2002 and some of its buildings were imploded in 210Imperial Sugar
Named for a feature on the moon, this opened in 1979 on the 10th anniversary of man’s first lunar landingTranquility Park
A furniture store was built on the site of Buff StadiumHouston Sports Museum
This grassy knoll was named after civic leader G. B. DealeyDealey Plaza
The final resting place of the first president of the Republic of TexasSam Houston Monument/Sam Houston’s Grave
Confederate forces drove Union troops out of this crucial portBattle of Galveston
Texas was declared an independent nation on this siteWashington-on-the-Brazos

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