Texas
 Woodland HomeWoodland Home of Sam Houston and his family |  Steamboat HouseSam Houston Steamboat House, where he died |  Sam Houston Law OfficeLaw Office of Sam Houston |
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 Bear Bend CabinBear Bend Sam Houston's hunting lodge |  Sam Houston Memorial MuseumSam Houston Memorial Museum |  Sam Houston Visitor CenterSam Houston Statue and Visitor Center view the largest statue of Sam Houston and sit back and relax in a rocking chair on the porch sharing tales of Sam.... |
 Huntsville TexasHuntsville Texas Downtown Shopping |  SHSUSam Houston State University |  Sam Houston National ForestSam Houston National Forest |
 Huntsville State ParkEnjoy hiking, fishing, horseback riding, camping, swimming, paddle boats, or the playground at Huntsville State Park |  Huntsville State ParkHorseback riding at Huntsville State Park |
Huntsville, TX - Home
Huntsville Texas was the home of Sam Houston and his wife Margaret Lea. Here he settled with his family and where many of his children were born.
Washington on the Brazos
Sam Houston was here to sign the Declaration of Independence on his birthday in 1836. The very next month he would lead the Texians to victory at the Battle of San Jacinto.
Independence
Sam Houston lived here near his wife's family while he worked as a U.S. Senator. The family later moved to Austin in 1859 when he was the Governor of Texas and then back to Huntsville. Upon his death, Margaret moved back here to live out her remaining years. Sam was reportedly baptized here and widdled in a prayer bench.