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The Alamo - photos & historical facts
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After viewing the photos below that were taken at The Alamo in San Antonio, Texas, choose one of the other five categories in the sub-menu below for more photos and more historical facts. Because of the volume of photos, using sub-menus will allow the photos to refresh much faster.
The Alamo (the Mission of San Antonio de Valero) was established in 1718. The long Barrack museum, the oldest building in San Antonio, displays the dramatic battle of March 6, 1836 where Davy Crockett, Colonel William B. Travis, and 189 Texas patriots lost their lives fighting for freedom against Mexican General Santa Anna's army of 2,500.
Karen Duquette in front of The Alamo Alamo Sign
ABOVE: Karen Duquette in front of The Alamo
the wall around The Alamo Alamo gate
Alamo wall and tree Alamo wall and tree
  Below: The Library - a Research building
Lee Duquette and the flags The Alamo Library
The Alamo walkway
building outside the Alamo building outside the Alamo
Above: two views of the building just outside the Alamo
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You can view them in any order you choose.
     
The Alamo
Admiralty RV Park
The City of San Antonio
MadDogs & more
Japanese Gardens
Mission San Jose
AFTER you have viewed all 6 photo sections in the menu above, please continue on to Ozona, Texas