The William Barret Travis Papers, 1831–1924, at the Dolph Brisoce Center for American History at The University of Texas at Austin contain Travis’s diary and correspondence.

Statue of William Barret Travis unveiled at the Alamo The statue, created by the artist James Muir, now sits in the Alamo's Ralston Family Collections Center along with 500 other artifacts.

New Travis statue celebrates enslaver and false Alamo myths, hurts Texas’ brand By Chris Tomlinson, Columnist Updated Aug 26, 2023 7:43 a.m.

William Barret Travis is perhaps one of the most memorable figures from the Texas Revolution and the siege of the Alamo. His name has since been honored with the naming of TravisCounty, a park in ...

The famed “Victory or Death” letter written by Alamo commander William Barret Travis will be on exhibit at the Alamo from Feb. 23 through March 24. The letter, kept archived in Austin, first ...

Monday’s ceremony kicked off with the reading of Lieutenant Colonel William Barret Travis’ legendary “Victory or Death” letter.

A bronze replica of the Victory or Death letter written by Lt. Col. William Barret Travis at the Alamo will go on permanent display Tuesday at the Brazos County Courthouse.

John William Barret, Jr., 86, beloved son of John William and Helen Marie Barret, died peacefully at home on August 5, 2024 with family by his side. John is survived by his wife of over 60 years, M… ...

A bronze plaque depicting the Victory or Death letter penned by Lt. Col. William Barret Travis at the Alamo was dedicated in front of the Brazos County Courthouse Tuesday afternoon. Tim Bryan ...

In this very well researched work, journalist and historian Jackson and preservationist and Alamo-descendent White, make perhaps the most important contribution to the history of the Texas War for ...

Local News Alamo plaque gifted to Nueces County Courthouse Specifically, it will contain the words of the famous 'Victory or Death' letter written by Lt. Col. William Barret Travis in 1836.