The Bolivar Peninsula. The "Hand Book of Texas Online" is a joint project of "The General Libraries at the University of Texas at Austin" and the "Texas State Historical Foundation." Visit this site to learn more about the history of the Bolivar Peninsula.

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Bolivar Lighthouse. The "Hand Book of Texas Online" provides a history of the Lighthouse at this site.

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Bolivar Lighthouse. A picture of how it used to look; courtesy of U. S. Coast Guard

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Bolivar Lighthouse. The Lighthouse on a cold December morning. Picture by George L. Hosek, Texas Explorer.

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Simón Bolivar. The Bolivar Peninsula was named in honor of Simón Bolivar. Learn more about him at this website dedicated to the study of the philosophical works of Simón Bolivar.

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Denbigh. The "Denbigh" Project is an effort by the Institute of Nautical Archaeology at Texas A & M University to identify, document and preserve the wreck of "Denbigh", one of the most successful blockade runners of the American Civil War. Choose a link to begin exploring "Denbigh"--her past, present and future.

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Fort Travis Seashore Park. A post-Civil War fortification that is now a County Park. The park offers Cabana Rentals, Campsites, Picnic Sites. Each spring and summer there is a dazzling display of oleander blossoms throughout the park. The park visitor may enjoy fishing for flounder, trout, and red drum, as well as observing a wide variety of birds. There is a playground in the park and access to sandy beaches. Military structures exist throughout the park. Call 409/766-2411 for Cabana Rentals.

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