Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum - Where the Belle will come to rest someday. In the meantime see the fantastic display of artifacts from the ship.

Maritime Texas Blog  Andy Hall's rich, wonderful blog on all news nautical along the Texas coast, the Elissa, shipwrecks, coastal museums and more.

Museum of the Coastal Bend - Part of the La Salle Odyssey Trail of Texas museums, it features the artifacts and terrific displays about La Salle's Fort Saint Louis (the first European settlement in Texas), La Salle's ship La Belle and La Bahia, the Spanish presidio and mission that was built over the French site, Also wonderful artifacts of the earliest coastal native First Americans.

Museum of the Gulf Coast - With displays ranging from the Jurassic era to "hometown girl" Janis Joplin -- this two-floored, historical society-owned exhibit hall is downtown Port Arthur's cultural surprise.

NASA Johnson Space Center - Houston, do you read me?

Raising La Belle - Download the award-winning book (for free.)

Texas A&M University Institute of Nautical Archeology - Investigating sunken ships around the world and conserving their historical treasures.

Texas Archeological Association - The ultimate in arrowhead hunting. Join a dig this summer! 

Texas Beyond History - A "virtual museum" of Texas's prehistory (and a little history, too) brought to you by the University of Texas College of Liberal Arts.
TBH La Belle "exhibit
TBH K-12 classroom resources 

Texas Historical Commission - Uncovering, interperting and preserving our historical past. 

Texas Maritime Museum - The state's rich maritime history on display here -- and Glenn Greico's scale wooden model of La Belle.

The Admiral's Blog - Read about what's under the surface in Admiral Mark's blog.