Harrisburg, Texas

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Harrisburg, Texas was a historic early settlement near present-day Houston that played a key role in the Texas Revolution and was a focal point during the Runaway Scrape.

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Harrisburg, Texas canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic settlement
unincorporated community
annexedBy Houston, Texas
linked to: Houston
annexedIn 1920s
associatedWith Buffalo Bayou, Brazos and Colorado Railway
country United States
currentStatus neighborhood of Houston
economicActivity sawmilling
shipping
trade
foundedIn 1820s
1826
founder John Richardson Harris
governingBody City of Houston
linked to: Houston
hasFeature proximity to Galveston Bay
hasHistoricalSignificance early Anglo-American settlement in Texas
refuge point during Runaway Scrape
strategic site during Texas Revolution
hasRailHistory early railroad terminus near Houston
hasTransportationCorridor Harrisburg Boulevard
historicalRegion Mexican Texas
Republic of Texas
laterBecamePartOf City of Houston
linked to: Houston
locatedIn Gulf Coast region of Texas
linked to: Gulf Coast of Texas

Harris County, Texas
linked to: Harris County

Texas
United States South
southeastern Texas
locatedNear Houston Ship Channel
Houston, Texas
linked to: Houston
locatedOn Buffalo Bayou
namedAfter Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
John Richardson Harris
nearBattlefieldOf Battle of San Jacinto
partOf Greater Houston
Houston metropolitan area
playedRoleIn Runaway Scrape
Texas Revolution
relatedEvent Battle of San Jacinto
timeZone Central Time Zone
transportRole early port on Buffalo Bayou
wasBurnedBy Mexican army
linked to: Mexican Army
wasBurnedIn April 1836
wasConsideredFor capital of the Republic of Texas
wasFocalPointDuring Runaway Scrape

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Runaway Scrape mainLocation Harrisburg, Texas
Harrisburg County namedAfter Harrisburg, Texas
John Richardson Harris founded Harrisburg, Texas
John Richardson Harris residence Harrisburg, Texas
John Richardson Harris associatedWith Harrisburg, Texas
Harrisburg County, Texas namedAfter Harrisburg, Texas
Harrisburg County, Texas hasCapital Harrisburg, Texas
Harrisburg County, Texas namedFor Harrisburg, Texas