Frontispiece "Battle of San Jacinto" is a photograph of a painting by
Henry A. McArdle.
Sam Houston's picture is a photograph by Elwood M. Payne, of an etching
made from a daguerreotype in the San Jacinto Museum of History.
Mr. Payne also photographed the base of the monument, showing the
inscriptions.
Picture of Santa Anna is a photograph by Paul Peters of a daguerreotype
in the Museum.
The photographs of the Brigham monument and the Santa Anna surrender
marker also are by Paul Peters.
The surrender of Santa Anna is a photograph by Harry Pennington, Jr., of
a painting by W. H. Huddle.
The map showing the route of Sam Houston's army was drawn by L. W. Kemp.
Map of San Jacinto battleground by Ed Kilman.
[Illustration: Bronze armillary sun dial erected on the battlefield
in memory of the nine Texans killed or mortally wounded at San
Jacinto.
The dial, wrought by Julian Muench, measures twenty-five feet in
circumference. It was constructed with funds raised by the Daughters of
the Republic of Texas and the Texas Veterans association and was
dedicated April 21, 1940.]