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March 6, 1836. The fall of the Alamo. A day in Texas History that no Texan should ever forget and a day that should make us all proud to be Texans.
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Being from northeast Texas I only got to visit 1-2 times growing up. My wife is from the San Antonio area so now every time we visit her family I want to go visit. I've found the Alamo to be very moving. The state has done a great job with the area. Even my kids like it and appreciate it.
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I mention the past 13 days to people and they look at me like who gives a crap. Remember the Alamo !!
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Absolutely!!! I live in MO now but lots of Texans around us. Today I'm flying a Texas flag and Come and Take it Flag at my gate. Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad!

Lest we ever forget.
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"While the facts surrounding the siege of the Alamo continue to be debated, there is no doubt about what the battle has come to symbolize. People worldwide continue to remember the Alamo as a heroic struggle against impossible odds a place where men made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. For this reason, the Alamo remains hallowed ground and the Shrine of Texas Liberty. "

Remember the Alamo.
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