I'm doing a paper and need to find some info on the Texas Declaration of Independence.  I've found alot on the Handbook of Texas Online.  I know the date,  where it was written, who was there.  But I need to know where in Washington-on- the-Brazos.  What building and who owned it?  And yes I have googled it!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Declaration_of_Independence

try that it even has a pic of the building there for you.

or here has a bit more info and the entire document and all the people that sigend for you.
http://www.lsjunction.com/

It was here that on March 1, 1836, delegates elected from each municipality in Texas convened in an unfinished frame building. While the forces of General Santa Anna laid siege to the Alamo, the Convention of 1836 declared Texas' independence from Mexico, wrote a new constitution which established the Republic of Texas and organized an ad interim government.

http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/washington_on_the_brazos/hist.phtml


These town promoters rented the only structure large enough for deliberations, an unfinished building, from entrepreneur Noah T. Byars.qv Although the town had an inn, most delegates could not find lodging. At Washington between March 1 and March 17, 1836, delegates signed the Texas Declaration of Independence,qv wrote the Constitution of the Republic of Texas,qv and established the ad interim government.qv To escape Antonio López de Santa Anna'sqv army, the Texas government and the inhabitants of Washington evacuated the town.

http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/WW/hvw10.html

which one?
we have two.

Thanks newatthis you are a life saver....

As always us NATIVE Texans know our history....... ...................................................................
you must not be "FROM HERE!"

LOL just kidding enjoy and glad I could help!

My blood line runs deep here! longer that 200 plus...
Thanks

Quoted: which one? we have two.

I wondered if anyone was going to mention that.