An illustrated presentation concerning the architecture of the Alamo and how it has changed over time.

1. Alamo Images From Then to Now

2. The Alamo Today

3. The Mission Period 1718 - 1793

4. Mission Work

5. ca 1730 Earliest Map of San Antonio Drawn by Marques de Aguayo

6. ca 1730 Earliest Image of Mission San Antonio de Valero Enlargement From de Aguayo Map

7. 1745 Artistic Conjecture

8. ca 1760 Artistic Conjecture of Second Church Under Construction and How it Would Have Appeared

9. 1886 Mission Concepcion

10. Conjectural View of Mission San Antonio de Valero

11. 1764 Map of San Antonio

12. 1764 Enlargement From San Antonio Map

13. 1785 Artistic Conjecture

14. Secularization The Spanish and Mexican Occupation Period 1793 - 1835

15. Artistic Rendition of a Lancer of the Second Flying Company of Alamo de Parras

16. 1805 Artistic Conjecture

17. The Texas Revolution 1836

18. 1836 Copy of a Plat Originally Drawn by Green Jemeson (Original Lost)

19. 1836 Green Jemeson Plat Enlargement

20. 1836 Artistic Conjecture of San Antonio de Bexar

21. 1836 Artistic Conjecture Showing Texian Fortification Work

22. 1836 Enlargement

23. 1836 Jose’ Juan Sanchez Navarro

24. 1836 Jose’ Juan Sanchez Navarro Enlargement

25. 1836 Map Used by Santa Anna Drawn by Ygnacio de Labastida

26. 1836 Santa Anna Map Enlargement

27. 1836 Map With Attack Plans Drawn by Col. Jose’ Juan Sanchez Navarro

28. 1836 Enlargement of Sanchez Navarro Map

29. The Republic of Texas Period 1836 – 1845

30. 1838 Mary Ann Adams Maverick Watercolor

31. ca 1839 Attributed to Col. Lysander Wells of the Texas Army

32. 1839 William Bisset

33. 1841 Thomas Falconer

34. 1842 Artistic Conjecture

35. 1844 William Bolleart

36. U.S. Army Occupation 1845 - 1861

37. 1845 Lt. Jacob Edmund Blake U.S. Army

38. 1847 Edward Everett, U.S. Army Volunteer

39. 1847 Edward Everett

40. 1848 Map by Edward Everett

41. 1848 Capt. Arthur T. Lee Watercolor

42. 1848 Seth Eastman

43. 1848 Seth Eastman North Side of Church

44. 1848 People Living in Remains of the Alamo

45. 1848 Repairs Made by U.S. Army

46. 1849 U.S. Army Map

47. 1849 Daguerreotype First Know Photograph of the Alamo

48. 1849 Daguerrotype Enhanced

49. 1850 Hermann Lungkwitz Lithograph

50. 1857 Hermann Lungkwitz Lithograph

51. 1857 Hermann Lungkwitz Lithograph Enlargement

52. 1861 Artistic Conjecture

53. The Civil War Period 1861 - 1865

54. ca 1861

55. Enlargement From a Civil War Era Map of San Antonio

56. Reconstruction Period U.S. Army 1865 - 1879

57. ca 1867

58. 1868 U.S. Army Depot

59. ca 1870 Proposed Development Around the Alamo Showing Streets and Blocks

60. Commercial Development 1879 - 1904

61. ca 1880

62. 1881 Grenet’s Alamo Store

63. ca 1888

64. ca 1890

65. 1890

66. 1892 Second Floor built by U.S. Army in 1850

67. 1900

68. Preservation 1904 - Present

69. 1907 Souvenir Postcard

70. ca 1908 Second Floor Removed

71. 1910 Alamo Plaza

72. 1910 Souvenir Postcard

73. 1911

74. 1911

75. 1912 Schmeltzer Demolition

76. 1912 Schmeltzer Demolition Continued

77. 1912

78. 1912

79. 1912 Souvenir Postcard

80. 1912 Inside of Convento Walls

81. 1912 Inside of Convento Walls

82. ca 1914 New Display Cases Added

83. 1919 Eugene O. Goldbeck

84. 1920 Construction for Vaulted Concrete Roof

85. ca 1930 New Cement Vaulted Roof

86. ca 1930

87. 1937 Demolition of Neighboring Buildings

88. 1980 West Wall Excavation Showing Two Room Residence of the Family of Alamo Defender Jose’ Toribio Losoya

89. 1997

90. The End Remember the Alamo!