gift shop at the Alamo by Richardphotos
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during the slaughter there, there were no gift shops.
maybe some of the trees are still there, but nearly everything was made since the war including the restoration of the Alamo
Comments (24)
I can see it now, some cutesy salesgirl coming out in the middle of the battle selling trinkets to both sides, maybe offering gum Great capture
~ WONDERFUL CAPTURE ~
Great work on the restoration and a super capture Richard, I'll search the net for more info about the battle, I don't think the movie would be a reliable source as movies tend to bend history to suit the hero's ego. Cheers Richard.. :0)
Cool, nice building, outstanding capture!
One of the places I would love to visit. Growing up I heard a lot on the Alamo and the history of David Bowie & Davey Crockett....
Fabulous shot!
Great shot.
Great POV!!!!
Wonderful shot of this beautiful building,Richard********
Fantastic architecture and marvelous capture !!!
This is one historic place I've always wanted to visit, Richard.
Superb building, very beautiful capture, Richard!
Marvelous image!
nice shot, but I'm not a fan of the pastiche meant to be a form of neo-classical architecture, more hollywood than something honest from the period in question
Super shot.
Fantastic.
This part looks too new! I would have left a few bullet holes, or an antique finish, like they did in the mission entrance, in your previous post!
Very beautiful shot! Very beautiful plants!
Fantastic capture!
Great shot!
Nice work
wonderful shot
And of course all the stuff in the gift shop was probably made in China... Very cool shot, Richard!
They kept the same old style when building the gift shop. I like that!