Lone Star Monument and Historic Flag Park, Texas, United States

4.5 (9 reviews) Spent < 1 hour Ranking #13 in Conroe Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues

Great overlooked place of TX history

This is a place I often drive bye and heard of... was worth the stop to get a little fast of Texas history

104 Interstate 45 N Outside of Montgomery County Library, Conroe, TX 77301-2720

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5Lauri W 5:00 PM Nov 10, 2017
Flags of Texas History
You need to be going North on Hwy 45 to access this attraction next to the Montgomery County Library. Twelve flags and their description plaques are displayed that had a large part in making Texas a Country and a State, mainly a Country. Flags of other army and fighters from other states such as Alabama Red Rovers and the New Orleans Greys helped Texas fight against Mexico and their flags fly here. Along with "Come and Take It" and others considered to be the final Texas Flag designs. It's worth a stop if you like Texas history. We enjoyed the stop as we toured East Texas. Charles Bellinger Stewart of Montgomery TX is known for designing the Lone Star Flag which flies today!
477dalet 5:00 PM Jun 3, 2019
One of the most underrated points of interest in Montgomery County
A lot of people may say they have driven by the Lone Star Monument and Historic Flag Park but never thought to stop or visit. This is truly an underappreciated area that encompasses a symbolic representation of Texas revolutionary history that is no longer appreciated in this time. The flags represent the volunteers who came to Texas from various parts of the United States to fight for Texas independence from Mexico and the flags that represented the young Republic's infant steps of freedom. Excellent history lesson for all who can take the short time to stop and visit.