alamo virtual field trip
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Past and present variations of the Alamo. Virtual trip for history students that can not take a physical trip to see that San Antonio Alamo Mission, aka; Mission San Antonio de ValeroTRANSCRIPT
Alamo Alamo Field TripField Trip
Past & Past & PresentPresent
TheTheMission PeriodMission Period
1718 - 17931718 - 1793
Mission WorkMission Work
ca 1730ca 1730Earliest Map of San AntonioEarliest Map of San Antonio
Drawn by Marques de AguayoDrawn by Marques de Aguayo
17451745Artistic ConjectureArtistic Conjecture
The Spanish The Spanish and Mexicanand MexicanOccupation Occupation
PeriodPeriod1793 - 18351793 - 1835
18051805Artistic ConjectureArtistic Conjecture
The Texas The Texas RevolutionRevolution
18361836
18361836Artistic Conjecture of San Artistic Conjecture of San
AntonioAntoniode Bexarde Bexar
18361836EnlargementEnlargement
Conjectural (street) ViewConjectural (street) Viewof Mission San Antonio de of Mission San Antonio de
ValeroValero
What is missing compared to the current Alamo?
Why might those items have been destroyed?
18361836Map EnlargementMap Enlargement
Used by Santa AnnaUsed by Santa Anna
18361836Map With Attack PlansMap With Attack Plans
Drawn by Col. Jose’ Juan Drawn by Col. Jose’ Juan Sanchez NavarroSanchez Navarro
The Republic The Republic of Texas Periodof Texas Period
1836 – 18451836 – 1845
ca 1839ca 1839Attributed to Col. Lysander Attributed to Col. Lysander
WellsWellsof the Texas Armyof the Texas Army
18391839William BissetWilliam Bisset
18411841Thomas FalconerThomas Falconer
18421842Artistic ConjectureArtistic Conjecture
Texas joins the Texas joins the United StatesUnited States1845 - 18611845 - 1861
18471847Edward Everett, U.S. Army Edward Everett, U.S. Army
VolunteerVolunteer
18471847Edward EverettEdward Everett
18481848 Capt. Arthur T. Lee Capt. Arthur T. Lee
WatercolorWatercolor
1836 prior to Revolution1836 prior to RevolutionCompared to the ruins in Compared to the ruins in
18481848
18481848Map by Edward EverettMap by Edward Everett
What was lost?What was lost?
18481848Repairs Made by U.S. Repairs Made by U.S.
ArmyArmy
18491849DaguerreotypeDaguerreotype
First Know Photograph of First Know Photograph of the Alamothe Alamo
Second Floor built by U.S. Second Floor built by U.S. ArmyArmy
in 1850in 1850
18611861Artistic ConjectureArtistic Conjecture
The Civil WarThe Civil WarPeriodPeriod
1861 - 18651861 - 1865
ca 1861ca 1861
ca 1867ca 1867
CommercialCommercialDevelopmentDevelopment1879 - 19041879 - 1904
ca 1880ca 1880
ca 1890ca 1890
PreservationPreservation1904 - Present1904 - Present
19071907Souvenir PostcardSouvenir Postcard
ca 1908ca 1908Second Floor RemovedSecond Floor Removed
19101910Alamo PlazaAlamo Plaza
19121912Schmeltzer DemolitionSchmeltzer Demolition
19121912Souvenir PostcardSouvenir Postcard
19121912
ca 1914ca 1914New Display Cases AddedNew Display Cases Added
19191919Eugene O. GoldbeckEugene O. Goldbeck
19201920Construction for Vaulted Construction for Vaulted
Concrete RoofConcrete Roof
ca 1930ca 1930New Cement Vaulted RoofNew Cement Vaulted Roof
19971997
The Alamo TodayThe Alamo Today
The EndThe End
RememberRememberthe Alamo!the Alamo!