The Alamo embodies everything that makes Texas, Texas. This historic battlefield has been reunited and is now under the care of the state of Texas, and the people of Texas. The GLO is ensuring that the Alamo is being treated as the sacred battlefield that it is. | The Alamo

On This Day in Alamo History – February 23, 1836 The siege of the Alamo begins when Santa Anna and approximately 1,500 Mexican soldiers arrive in San Antonio. | Roger Williams

On This Day in Alamo History - February 26, 1836 As the siege enters its fourth day, Travis's pleas for help are making their way across Texas and volunteers are preparing to march to the Alamo's aid. Fannin and his men return to Goliad after learning that a column of Mexican troops is advancing northward from Matamoros. Follow the Alamo’s social media for a day-by-day overview of the events of the siege and battle of the Alamo. Visit www.thealamo.org for a full schedule of events to commemorate