To Generals Lallemand, Antoine Riguad, the veterans of the Napoleonic Wars
To Generals Charles Lallemand, Antoine Rigaud, the veterans of the Napoleonic Wars and other French settlers, who, after many trials and adventures, came to Texas in the spring of 1818 to found on the banks of the Trinity River the Champ D'Asile: a last refuge for peace and liberty "Nous voulons vivre libres, laborieux et paisables" (We want to live as free men through our labor, and in peace.) Erected by the State of Texas 1936
30.0574° N, 94.8161° W
Where to Find It
US 90 (SH 146), S side W of Carter St. and E of the Trinity River
Nearby Markers
- <0.1 mi W The Trinity River Liberty
- 0.9 mi NE Milton Ashley Hardin Liberty
- 0.9 mi NE Franklin Hardin Liberty
- 0.9 mi NE Cornelius De Vore Liberty
- 0.9 mi NE City Cemetery Liberty
- 0.9 mi NE Catholic Cemetery Liberty