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Downtown San Antonio (Images of America)

Author Joan Marston Korte, David L. Peché, Foreword by Mayor Julian Castro
Publisher Arcadia Publishing
Category History
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ISBN / ASIN0738584916
ISBN-139780738584911
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Sales Rank1,055,171
CategoryHistory
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With its diverse cultural background and down-home atmosphere, San Antonio resounds with a vivacious spirit and rich history. Founded in 1691 by Spanish explorers and missionaries, the city later served a vital role in the Texas War for Independence when, in 1836, many brave, passionate men gave their lives at the Alamo. Downtown San Antonio is home to this sacred site and to the nearby River Walk as well as to other historic structures, plazas, parks, modern-day hotels, flourishing businesses, and a thriving nightlife. The rare photographs found between the covers of this book provide extraordinary glimpses back through time to the true building blocks of today’s beautiful, historic downtown San Antonio.

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