John D. O'Halloran

Marker on El Camino Real, blazed in 1691 (Now Route 6) at the Historic Fort Jesup, Sabine Parish, Louisiana. Only the cemetery, mess hall, and pillars for the Barracks remain of the Fort, which was abandoned when the Mexican War broke out. Sent to President Harry S. Truman by John D. O'Halloran, who knew of President Truman's interest in the Old Trails Road Association.

Marker on El Camino Real, blazed in 1691 (Now Route 6) at the Historic Fort Jesup, Sabine Parish, Louisiana. Only the cemetery, mess hall, and pillars for the Barracks remain of the Fort, which was abandoned when the Mexican War broke out. Sent to President Harry S. Truman by John D. O'Halloran, who knew of President Truman's interest in the Old Trails Road Association.

Marker on El Camino Real, blazed in 1691 (Now Route 6) at the Historic Fort Jesup, Sabine Parish, Louisiana. Only the cemetery, mess hall, and pillars for the Barracks remain of the Fort, which was abandoned when the Mexican War broke out. Sent to President Harry S. Truman by John D. O'Halloran, who knew of President Truman's interest in the Old Trails Road Association.

Sign of Los Adais, Historical Park near Robeline, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana. First Provincial Capital of Texas. Sent to President Truman by John D. O'Halloran.

Flagpole marking the site of Los Adais near Robeline, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana. First Provincial Capital of Texas. Sent to President Truman by John D. O'Halloran.

Los Adais near Robeline, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana. General view of historical park. First Provincial Capital of Texas. Established by the Spanish, abandoned in 1773. Sent to President Harry S. Truman by John D. O'Halloran.