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It was the site of a Catholic mission to the local Indians run by Spanish Franciscans, 1716-1772.  A small Spanish pueblo was set up in the abandoned mission in 1779.  The town became the gateway for French, and later American movement into [[History of Texas|Texas]].
 
It was the site of a Catholic mission to the local Indians run by Spanish Franciscans, 1716-1772.  A small Spanish pueblo was set up in the abandoned mission in 1779.  The town became the gateway for French, and later American movement into [[History of Texas|Texas]].
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After several failed revolutions, the town became an important base for the [[Texas revolution]] of 1835-36.
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After several failed revolutions, the town became an important base for the [[Texas Revolution]] of 1835-36.
    
Lacking a railroad or river port, the town faded in importance until Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College (now Stephen F. Austin State University) was established here in 1923.
 
Lacking a railroad or river port, the town faded in importance until Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College (now Stephen F. Austin State University) was established here in 1923.
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