San Antonio de Bejar 1836
In 1836, San Antonio was a small, culturally diverse settlement on the Texas frontier, featuring adobe homes, missions, and narrow, winding streets. The Alamo, originally a Spanish mission turned military fort, stood at the town’s center, soon becoming famous for its heroic last stand during the Texas Revolution.
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