Fannin Memorial Monument
The Fannin Memorial Monument marks the common burial site of Col. Fannin and his men. The monument is just east of the Presidio La Bahía.

Angel of Goliad Monument
Francita Alavez, the "Angel of Goliad," accompanied Capt. Telesforo Alavez to Texas in March 1836. The Angel of Goliad Monument is located between the Presidio la Bahia and the Fannin Memorial Monument.
 
Fannin Battleground State Historic Site
The Texas Historical Commission operates the Fannin Battleground Site.
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City of Goliad
Take in the sites around the city of Goliad. You can start by stopping at the Goliad Chamber of Commerce office located at 339 S Jefferson Street for a walking tour map and other information about Goliad and surrounding communities.
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Walking Tour Brochure
City of Goliad Map
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Fannin Plaza Park
This city park is home to a memorial and a Texas Revolution cannon. There are benches and a children's play area, Fort Fun.  The park is located at 160 S. Market Street and managed by the City of Goliad.
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Hanging Tree (Cart War Oak)
Between 1845 and 1870, this live oak tree served as the site of court sessions. Death sentences pronounced by the court were carried out immediately. The Hanging Tree is located on the north side of the Courthouse Square. More information can be found on the Texas A&M Forest Service Website. 

Baptist Oak Tree
On May 7, 1849, a dozen Goliad citizens, led by Rev. John Freeman Hillyer, met under this live oak tree, just a block off the town square, to organize the first Baptist church west of the Guadalupe River. More information can be found on the Texas A&M Forest Service website.
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Masonic Temple
Constructed and dedicated in 1854, this limestone structure is home to Goliad Lodge No. 94, the oldest Masonic Lodge in continuous use in the State of Texas.
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St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
This building was erected in 1883, and was consecrated in 1885. It served as a mission church until it was elevated to parish status in 1913. The building, regarded as one of the most beautiful small churches in the state, features several stained glass memorials.
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