Following David Crockett to the Alamo is a heritage trip of a lifetime. By 1877, only the church and Long Barrack remained of the old mission where Davy Crockett died on March 6, 1836. Today the site in downtown San Antonio is, along with the city’s four other historic missions, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Alamo Photo by Carol M. Highsmith Archives Courtesy Library of Congress/Historic Alamo Image Courtesy True West Archives[/ca


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