In Fort Bend County, a new space has been created to acknowledge a significant part of history. This area is dedicated to the transition from bondage to liberation. The location of this tribute is Missouri City.
It is connected to a specific plantation where important events took place. Further information about this site can be found through Houston Public Media, including details about its historical significance and the events it commemorates.
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