The Alamo

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The Alamo is a historic Spanish mission and fortress in San Antonio, Texas, best known as the site of the pivotal 1836 battle during the Texas Revolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Spanish mission
fortress
historic site
museum
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Spanish Colonial architecture
associatedWithEvent Battle of the Alamo
Texas Revolution
attackedByDuringBattle Mexican forces
surface form: Mexican Army
battleEndDate 1836-03-06
battleStartDate 1836-02-23
category Spanish missions in Texas
Texas Revolution site
city San Antonio
commandedByAttackers Antonio López de Santa Anna
commandedByDefenders Davy Crockett
James Bowie
William B. Travis
constructedAs Roman Catholic mission
controlledByDuringBattle Texian forces
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentUse historic shrine
museum
foundedBy Franciscan missionaries
Spanish missionaries
foundedInCentury 18th century
foundedInYear 1718
foundingOrder Franciscan Order
governingBody Texas General Land Office
hasFeature iconic church facade
long barracks
plaza
heritage Spanish colonial
locatedIn San Antonio
surface form: San Antonio, Texas

Texas
United States of America
surface form: United States
material limestone
mottoAssociated Remember the Alamo!
notableEventYear 1836
NRHPListingYear 1966
NRHPReferenceNumber 66000824
NRHPStatus listed on the National Register of Historic Places
openToPublic true
originalName Misión San Antonio de Valero
partOf San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
surface form: San Antonio Missions World Heritage Site
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
state Texas
symbolOf Texan independence
heroism
resistance
UNESCOInscriptionYear 2015
UNESCOStatus World Heritage Site component

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San Antonio hasLandmark The Alamo
San Antonio knownFor The Alamo
Remember the Alamo refersTo The Alamo
this entity surface form: Battle of the Alamo
Remember the Alamo inspiredByEvent The Alamo
this entity surface form: siege of the Alamo
Remember the Alamo relatedTo The Alamo
this entity surface form: Alamo Mission in San Antonio
Texas Revolution hasPart The Alamo
this entity surface form: Battle of the Alamo
Tribune Tower stoneFragmentsFrom The Alamo
this entity surface form: Alamo Mission in San Antonio
Battle of San Jacinto precededBy The Alamo
this entity surface form: Fall of the Alamo
Texian Army engagement The Alamo
this entity surface form: Battle of the Alamo
San Antonio River Walk near The Alamo
William B. Travis placeOfDeath The Alamo
William B. Travis hasMonument The Alamo
this entity surface form: The Alamo Cenotaph in San Antonio
James Bowie deathPlace The Alamo
James Bowie associatedWith The Alamo
Dimitri Tiomkin composedForFilm The Alamo
Chicago Tribune Tower stoneFragmentsInclude The Alamo
this entity surface form: Alamo Mission in San Antonio
National Historic Landmarks in Texas contains The Alamo
this entity surface form: Alamo Mission in San Antonio
Jordi Mollà notableWork The Alamo
Leslie Bohem notableWork The Alamo
Leslie Bohem wrote The Alamo
downtown San Antonio hasLandmark The Alamo
subject surface form: Downtown San Antonio
downtown San Antonio hasMuseum The Alamo
subject surface form: Downtown San Antonio
this entity surface form: The Alamo Church and Long Barrack Museum
Rivercenter Mall section near The Alamo
Misión San Antonio de Valero alsoKnownAs The Alamo
this entity surface form: Alamo Mission in San Antonio
Misión San Antonio de Valero hasPart The Alamo
this entity surface form: Alamo chapel
Davy Crockett deathPlace The Alamo
Max Wagner appearedIn The Alamo