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Bookmark or Share- Sabine Pass Battleground History - Texas Historical CommissionOn September 8, 1863, the battle of Sabine Pass turned back one of several Union attempts to invade and occupy part of Texas during the Civil War. The U.S. Navy blockaded the Texas coast beginning in the summer of 1861, while Confederates fortified the major ports.
- Sabine Pass Battleground | Texas Historical CommissionThe location of a significant Civil War battlefield, Sabine Pass Battleground State Historic Site tells the story of Confederate Lt. Richard “Dick” Dowling and his 46 men who thwarted a Union assault on Sabine Pass, a primary Texas port for Confederate shipments of supplies and vital to the war effort.
- Sabine Pass: A Little Piece of Cajun ParadisePositioned on two migratory flyways and a protected resting place for migratory birds, Sabine Pass is home to to world-famous Sabine Woods. This oak mott is the first land many birds see as they fly in from South America.
- Sabine Pass Battle Facts and Summary - American Battlefield TrustUnion forces attacked Fort Griffin outside of Sabine City along the Sabine River to establish a Union presence in Texas and discourage trade between the Confederacy and Mexico. Known as one of the most lopsided battles of the war, the Battle of Sabine Pass ended in a Union defeat.
- Cheniere | Sabine PassThrough access to an extensive pipeline network, Sabine Pass has the ability to access natural gas from every supply source in the continental United States east of the Rocky Mountains and works with dozens of natural gas producers and infrastructure companies to purchase natural gas supply and reliably transport the supply to the terminal.
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