The Bastrop Coal Company 19th Century Stock Certificate rare-original-maps-and-documents

The Bastrop Coal Company 19th Century Stock Certificate rare-original-maps-and-documentsBastrop County had the largest deposit of lignite or brown coal in the state, and it was considered of the highest quality. Bastrop's underlying soil was often described as fertile and full of enough lignite to supply the state with fuel for the hundreds of years. Mining was the county's leading industry until the mid 20th century.

an early network of trails and trade routes developed by Native Americans and Spanish Explorers is marked running through San Antonio de Bexar and Fort Alamo – connecting Texas to Mexico and Louisiana

On October 12th

ranchers and business professionals to leaders who had even served in the Mexican Government itself

while an enormous amount of growth blossomed in southeast Texas

The trip covered the 2

to Tucson in the Arizona Territory

make marvelous compliments to the X

Interesting notations about the area of Texas such as Buffalo in the west and Droves of Wild Horses in the south as well as Silver Mines and Crystalizing Salt Lakes are also included

where the astounded citizens paid $25

and the western segment of the Santa Fe Trail is also recorded

and they are marked on this detailed map

and was therefore special to the Mexican dictator