the texas declaration of independence was signed on june 23, 1845.
when was the texas declaration of independence signed?
june 23, 1845
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the texas declaration of independence was the formal declaration of independence of the republic of texas from mexico in the texas revolution. it was adopted at the convention of 1836 at washington-on-the-brazos on march 2, 1836, and formally signed the next day after mistakes were noted in the text.









































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in october 1835, settlers in mexican texas launched the texas revolution.
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the museum's exhibits are displayed on two floors, the first of which is in the shape of a five-point texas star and the second floor in a pentagon shape. the exhibits on the first floor present a chronological history of early texas, beginning with the first texans, the native americans, and continuing to the texian soldiers who fought for texas independence. intriguing artifacts on the first level include: "the reading of the texas declaration of independence", a 1936 painting by charles and fanny normann of the men who signed the texas declaration of independence and the lone star flag, the oldest known texas flag from the period of 1839-1846. personal artifacts once belonging to signers of the texas declaration of independence also comprise a significant portion of the first floor exhibits. the second floor exhibits depict the social and multicultural history of the 1830s and 1840s. through impressive design, the exhibits portray the daily life and practices of the settlers of the republic of texas. the second level's attractions include: a simulated riverboat trip down the brazos river and an observation deck to view the of the washington on the brazos state historic site.
star of the republic museum