La Salle
THE LA SALLE ODYSSEY
The museum’s exhibit of the La Belle artifacts is part of a larger theme within the museum that shows how Texas and Calhoun County were influenced by the local Native American tribes and the immigrants that explored and later moved here from Europe.
| Emblem
of Louis XIV, the Sun King
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| Cordwainers’
Awl
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| Map in
the Entryway to the Museum
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| Fleur-de-lis
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OTHER MUSEUMS IN THE LA SALLE ODYSSEY Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History Texas Maritime Museum Texana Museum Museum of the Coastal Bend Matagorda County Museum La Petite Belle Homeport |
This exhibit made possible by the Texas Historical Commission, the state agency responsible for the discovery, excavation, and presentation of the Belle shipwreck. The artifacts are part of the collection of the Musée national de la Marine, Paris, France |
