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LA BELLE Tidehaven High School Vivian Kuykendall Mrs. Shelley Anderon El Maton Matagorda County

Robert Cavelier Sieur de La Salle. Monumental expedition from France Instead, colonists landed on the coast of Texas, Began a doomed journey

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LA BELLETidehaven High SchoolVivian KuykendallMrs. Shelley AnderonEl MatonMatagorda County

Robert Cavelier Sieur de La Salle. Monumental expedition from France

Instead, colonists landed on the coast of Texas, Began a doomed journey. LEADER:ABOUT LA BELLE

In 1684Established a colony near Mississippi Riverwarm-water port La Salle missed Texas coast. Turned back

Sailed home to France.

La Belle, sank to the muddy bottom of Matagorda Bay. FACTS ABOUT LA BELLE

Ship #3 lead by Robert Cavelier Sieur de La Salle.

Was a supply ship. Freeze-day 40 people aboard.

There were over 80 barrels which included: plates and bowlscooking pots utensils chess backgammon pieces

buckles from clothing

There were over 80 barrels which included: navigators' instrumentsCandlesticksa brass powder flaskand a stoneware jarnested brass pots clay pipe stems

Cannon from La BelleLa Belle today: Bullock Museum

Austin, Texas Transferred to the Texas A&M lab.

Works cited: i.luvwaves.comGoogleimages.com Clip art Mrs. Ansersons 2010 & 2012

ReferencesWorks cited: http://www.texasbeyondhistory.net/belle/ http://www.texasalmanac.com/topics/history/la-belle-and-fort-st-louis http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/15/french-shipwreck-la-belle-texas-rebuilt_n_1778453.html