The Alamo, San Antonio, Texas

We are at staying at Medina Lake RV Campground, Lakehills, Texas where we are close to the Alamo so Fred and I head on over to check it out. While there we share with you a lot of its history and why it is still one of the most important battles fought in America. We will explore the grounds and take you along with us.

Why The Alamo Is Still The Most Important Battle In American History

CHAPTERS:

00:00 The Alamo
00:38 Parking and Entry
01:08 Audio Tour pickup
01:21 The Alamo Church
01:56 The Acequia
02:13 The Cactus Garden
02:51 The Living History Encampment
03:20 The Gift Shop
03:45 Cowboy Courtyard
05:54 The Wall of History
06:28 The Japanese Monument
06:50 The Mission Well
07:04 The Mill Stone
07:14 The First Hospital In Spanish Texas
07:26 The Long Barracks
07:55 Historian
08:05 The Arcade
08:22 The Fountain
08:37 The Alamo Exhibits
08:51 16 Pound Cannon
09:05 The Palisades
09:22 The Alamo Cenotaph
09:33 Why The Alamo is Important

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[TheEdelKampers]

What do you remember from the history of the Alamo?

[LovingLifeHitchedUp]

I visited the Alamo a few years ago. Glad you shared so much of the history because I didn't remember as much as I should've. When I visited I returned at night to see it illuminated and the church looked amazing. Thanks for bringing back such fond memories.

[melodyassaro]

Thanks for a great tour. We have been there a couple of times and it never gets old. Thanks for another great video