On This Day in Alamo History - March 6, 1836 On the thirteenth day, Santa Anna gives the order to attack just before dawn. After a bloody 90-minute battle, the Alamo falls. A big thank you to everyone for who watched, shared and reacted to our videos over the last 13 days. We are glad you enjoyed them! Thank you also to Alamo staff and volunteers (especially Misty Hurley and Ryan Badger), David Little at the Texas General Land Office, Gary Zaboly, and Todd White at Todd White Photography for mak

On This Day in Alamo History – February 28, 1836 Throughout the sixth day of the siege, the Alamo endures prolonged cannonade from Santa Anna’s forces. The Texans have yet to lose a man. One of the most well-known Texan defenders present during the siege is legendary frontiersman David Crockett. Crockett arrived in San Antonio on February 8, just weeks before the start of the siege, and was celebrated by members of the Alamo garrison who were familiar with his reputation. Follow the Alamo’s soci

Help drive the future of the Alamo! 🐂 The Remember the Alamo Foundation has launched the Alamo Statewide Stampede, the public phase of the fundraising campaign for the Alamo Plan. There are 2 easy ways to help: 1) Donate funds at any level 🌟 2) Roundup some of your cattle and donate proceeds from livestock sales – even one or two cows make a difference! 🐄 The Alamo Statewide Stampede is a friendly competition between all 254 counties in Texas to preserve the Alamo and build a world-class muse

The Alamo celebrated a significant step forward in its $550 million redevelopment plan today with the Topping Out Ceremony for the Texas Cavaliers Education Center, a future-forward facility that will serve more than 250,000 students each year when it opens on March 6, 2026. Located just steps from the iconic Alamo Church, the Texas Cavaliers Education Center will include an early learners hub, STEAM lab, distance learning studio, orientation theater, agricultural garden, and an outdoor learning

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