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Alamo Museum Massing Study - Site Plan
Alamo Museum Massing Study - Aerial Perspective Looking Northwest
Alamo Museum Massing Study - Ground Floor Plan
Alamo Museum Massing Study - Diagram of Upper Floors
Alamo Museum Massing Study - Perspective Rendering from Alamo Chapel Looking West
Alamo Museum Massing Study - Perspective from South Alamo Street Looking North
Alamo Museum Concept Study - Crockett Block Entry to Pedestrian Passage, Looking North
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Alamo Museum Massing Study - Site Plan
Alamo Museum Massing Study - Aerial Perspective Looking Northwest
Alamo Museum Massing Study - Ground Floor Plan
Alamo Museum Massing Study - Diagram of Upper Floors
Alamo Museum Massing Study - Perspective Rendering from Alamo Chapel Looking West
Alamo Museum Massing Study - Perspective from South Alamo Street Looking North
Alamo Museum Concept Study - Crockett Block Entry to Pedestrian Passage, Looking North
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May 7, 2019 – The Conservation Society of San Antonio unveiled a compromise plan for the proposed museum on Alamo Plaza.  This vision shows how the Woolworth and Crockett Buildings can become part of the new Alamo museum that will interpret the history of the 1836 battle, the mission that founded our city, and the civil rights milestone achieved here in 1960.

August 7, 2019 – The Society of Architectural Historians became the first national organization to support our preservation concept.  Read the SAH letter to Governor Greg Abbott.

Why not have it all?  Reveal and interpret western wall of the Alamo footprint.  Preserve century-old buildings and an important site in the American Civil Rights Movement.

“We hope that the architects for the new Alamo museum will consider the benefits of a design that reflects the complete history of the plaza,” said Society President Susan Beavin. “We encourage the public to reach out to the General Land Office and city leaders with their reactions to our plan.”

Read the Press Release and the Society’s Statement.  What do you think?  Let us know on Facebook.

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