Local Historian to Discuss Pioneer Woman's Life in Early Texas at Brazoria County Museum

In honor of Women’s History Month, Jill Bailer from Bayou Bend will give a talk titled “A Victorian Lady on the Texas Frontier.” The talk will explore the life of Ann Raney Coleman, who moved to Texas in the 1830s and recorded important historical events in her journal.

Bailer's talk will offer insight into early Texas history, including the Texas independence struggle and the Civil War's Federal attack on the Texas Gulf Coast. These accounts are drawn from Coleman's firsthand experiences.

The talk about Coleman's life will be held on Thursday, March 7th, at 6pm at the Brazoria County Historical Museum. The museum is at 100 East Cedar in Angleton and the event is free to the public.

For more details about the event, the public can follow the museum on Facebook or call 979-864-1208. This event is a chance to learn about Texas history from a woman's viewpoint.

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