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The Alamo - San Antonio TX Real Haunts

   
  • 300 Alamo Plaza
  • San Antonio, TX
  • 210-225-1391
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The Alamo was originally built as a mission, which served as a base to Christianize Native Americans in the 18 Century. The mission became a fort during the Texan Revolution, a series of battles between the Mexican army and a militia of Texans and adventurers who gathered in Texas to defeat the Mexican army. At the Alamo in February and March of 1836, a two-week battle raged between 146 Taxans, who killed more than 1,600 Mexican soldiers. In all, about 4,000 Mexican soldiers eventually defeated the Texans. But, word of Mexican General Santa Anna quickly spread throughout Texas, and rallied thousands of men to stand and reclaim their terriroty. It is said that Santa Anna ordered the execution of the six soldiers who survived the bloodbath. When his general refused, Santa Anna slashed the men to pieces with his own sword. After the Mexican army returned to their camp, Santa Anna assigned a contingent of soliders to return to the mission and clean up the bodies of the dead. The soldiers returned quickly to the camp and reported that six demons with fire in their hands were guarding the gates of the mission. A second group of soldiers, led by a colonel, returned to say the demons screamed at them as they approached the mission, and had fists of flames.
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  • It's true

    I went to the Alamo a few years back. First of all its Hallowed ground, so you cannot take any pictures inside the Alamo itself. Don't even try there are Texas Rangers everywhere. I myself say I'm sensitive to energy, when we were there we went into the room to where the women and children hid, I never have felt such panic and despair in my life I had to quickly exit that room.

    Posted 10/10/20

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  • Visit The Alamo

    Been to the Alamo many times. Raised in San Antonio. While on one visit, felt a presence there in the chapel. A feeling of peace and love overcame me. The grounds are holy and sacred.

    Posted 10/3/18

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