San Antonio is more than the River Walk and Tex-Mex. The area is home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Starting in the middle of downtown, the San Antonio Missions run along the San Antonio River as a ...

The story of The Alamo begins in the early eighteenth century, when Franciscan missionaries founded Mission San Antonio de Valero on the banks of the San Antonio River as part of Spain’s colonial ...

The Alamo in San Antonio began as an eighteenth?century Spanish mission church and later became a fortified outpost and Texas Revolution battlefield with a lasting legacy. Bauhaus-Poster als ...

Surprisingly, the UNESCO World Heritage Site in San Antonio called the Alamo or, more properly, Mission San Antonio de Valero, is not the first structure to be called the Alamo. The chapel of the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. People walk along the San Antonio Riverwalk on Thursday evening, Oct. 10, 2024, in downtown San Antonio, Texas. (Sam Owens/San ...

Joel Daniel Kitchens joins to discuss his book, "San Antonio and Its Missions". Joel Daniel Kitchens, author of "San Antonio and Its Missions: Three Centuries of History, Memory, and Heritage", ...

Downtown San Antonio occupies the site where the original Spanish settlements once stood and includes historical sites such ...

A fully-intact cannonball from the Battle of the Alamo era has been discovered the famous Texas historic site in San Antonio. The Alamo's archaeology team unearthed the new find on March 5, the eve of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. People pass by a new outdoor exhibit after walking up the stairs of the reopened Paseo del Alamo, connecting the Alamo to the ...

We live in a golden age of Texas urban history. For decades, historians and journalists tended to ignore the complicated stories of our metropolitan areas, even though 90% of Texans live in cities and ...