Apr 6th in 1830, tensions between Texans and Mexico grew as Mexico refused further emigration of settlers from the U.S. into Texas. This marked a turning point in the relationship between the two regions.
In 1843, four Texas marines were hanged for their involvement in a mutiny aboard the schooner San Antonio in New Orleans. The mutiny resulted in the death of Lt. Charles Fuller, further highlighting the dangers and consequences of such actions.
Fast forward to 1911, the Elisabet Ney Museum was founded in Austin, becoming one of the earliest centers for artistic development in Texas. This marked a significant milestone in the cultural development of the state.
In 1968, San Antonio’s Hemis Fair opened as the first official international exposition in the southwestern United States. This event brought together people from all over the world to celebrate culture and innovation.
In 2014, Texas Rangers pitcher Yu Darvish made history by reaching the 500 strikeout mark in fewer innings than any other pitcher in Major League Baseball history.