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1825, Military Plaza

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400 St. Louis St., Gonzales, Texas
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To comply with wishes of governor of Coahuila and Texas, the 1825 plans for Gonzales followed usual plans for Spanish towns. Surveyed by James Kerr, agent for colony’s contractor, Green DeWitt, and Kerr’s assistant, Byrd Lockhart. This was named Military Plaza.

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