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The city, county, and state funded project is designed to make a visit to the Alamo a bigger and more educational experience, on par with other major U.S. historical landmarks.
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The Alamo launched the tours last month — the latest move in an effort to try and tell a more diverse perspective of the landmark's complex history.
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The Alamo's first-ever Spanish language guided tour was offered on Saturday as part of its Tejanos at the Alamo Day celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month.
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The new facilities are set to open in 2027.
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The Texas Historical Commission has approved plans to resurrect a portion of the lunch counter in the old Woolworth Building downtown that played a role in ending desegregated dining areas in 1960.
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Artifacts recovered during excavation efforts of the 300-year-old structure include Spanish Colonial ceramics, Goliad ceramics, musket balls, lithic debitage, and gunflints.
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The owner of a bar next to the Alamo has agreed to the sale of the property, ending an eminent domain legal fight.
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USA Today reports San Antonio is home to the nation's best free attraction, following online voting by its readers.
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Bexar County Commissioners on Tuesday approved the county's share of funding for a new Alamo Museum.
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The plan to redevelop Alamo Plaza remains at a standstill after the Texas Historical Commission denied moving the cenotaph monument in September.