Over the years this sacred site, where legends died for Texas independence, has been left in disarray. The Alamo Long Barrack is one of the most important sole remaining structures of the Alamo battlefield. Our team of world-class preservationists and archeologists developed long-term care plans and implemented immediate restoration efforts. | The Alamo

Welcome back to Ask the Alamo! 💭 Alamo Conservator Pam Rosser briefly explains how the Alamo was built and reveals details about the iconic historic site's structure. If you have questions about the Alamo, comment them below or send us a direct message. Your question could be featured in our next video! 🙌 | The Alamo

Attention all history enthusiasts and teachers! Did you know that you can now tour the Alamo from the comfort of anywhere in the world with an internet connection? Experience the Alamo Church in stunning 4K resolution and explore the Shrine of Texas Liberty through our virtual tour. With 360-degree views, it's like being there in person! 🤩 Click the link to take the tour now and discover the rich history of the Alamo! https://bit.ly/3r9pU7x | The Alamo

Today, the Alamo unveiled the Mission Gate and Lunette. The interpretive exhibit offers a deeper understanding of the Alamo’s extensive 300-year history and geographical footprint. We were honored to host the generous supporters of this interpretation, the Joan and Herb Kelleher Charitable Foundation as well as San Antonio artisan, Carlos Cortes who constructed the project. | The Alamo