La Porte, in Harris County, Texas, is a city famous for its role in international trade as well as for being the location of the Battle of San Jacinto, which ended the Texas Revolution.
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Bay Forest is a municipal golf course located in, and operated by, the City of La Porte, Texas. Course details, and a photographic tour, of the facilities are presented, including rates and tee times, as well as an overview of the facilities. Features items and gift certificates may be purchased online.
http://www.bayforestgolf.com/
Beacon School & Child Care Center
Beacon is a private school system in La Porte, Texas, which includes an infant and toddler program, a pre-school, pre-kindergarten, and a first through sixth grade program in a concept that combines the one-room school with homeschooling. Its history and enrollment procedures are put forward.
http://www.beaconschoollaporte.com/
The official municipal site offers an overview of the city, its administrative offices, departments, and elected officials. Online services include access to various public records and payment of utilities, taxes, and other municipal bills.
http://www.ci.la-porte.tx.us/
The hotel's site offers details about rooms, guest services, and amenities at this La Porte, Texas hotel. Prospective guests can view photographs, check room availability, reserve a room, or make changes to a reservation from the site.
http://www.comfortsuites.com/hotel-la_porte-texas-TX377
The Chamber is a membership organization made up of business and professional people in the community. Its site provides a directory of chamber of commerce members, information about the demographics of La Porte, and a directory of accommodation and restaurants.
http://www.laportechamber.org/
Features a full-service medical practice located on West Fairmont in La Porte, Texas. Its services and staff are profiled, and its location, hours of operation and contact data are presented.
http://www.laportemedicalclinic.com/
Oak Park is a family operated recreational vehicle business that serves the Southeast Houston area. Located in La Porte, just off of Highway 146 and Highway 225, its amenities, rates and contact data are given.
http://www.oakparkrvpark.com/
Operated by the non-profit San Jacinto Museum of History Association, in conjunction with the Texas State Parks and Wildlife Commission, an overview of the Battle of San Jacinto is featured, with information about the monument and museum, its associated library, and educational programs.
http://www.sanjacinto-museum.org/
