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Victoria Regional History Center

John L. Jarratt Collection

Pertaining to Excavation of Toncahua Bank (Victoria, TX)
and to The Mission Bahia del Espiritu Santo

Toncahua Bank
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Slope from Toncahua bank to the Guadalupe River (Click on picture to enlarge)

Sites of 18th Century Spanish settlements in Victoria County, Texas

Locations of Eighteenth Century Spanish Presidios , Missions, and Rancho Sites, Victoria County, Texas (prepared for Victoria County Historical Society)
Notes on the Mission La Bahia and the Toncahua Indian Village
Summary Report of the Finding to Date of the Spanish on the Guadalupe River, 1726-1749on the Toncahua Bank on the Guadalupe River, North End of the City Park, Victoria, Victoria County, 1965-1966

Tonkawa Bank (also called Bluff) Site

Excavation of Toncahua Bank Site

Toncahua Indian Village Excavations: Field notes 1965-1966, and Excavations Around Old Spanish Fort Location in North End of City Park, Victoria, Texas
Toncahua Indian Village, record of excavations and observations, 1965
Victoria County City Park Site, Excavation, n.d.

Correspondence Regarding Historical Marker [erected February 14, 1970]