Learn about the fall of Fort Alamo to Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna’s Mexican forces during the Texas Revolution on March 6, 1836. Two South Carolinians played key roles in the engagement, and both lost their lives. | South Carolina ETV | Facebook

Bentonville Battle 160th anniversary Reenactment, North Carolina! This was just about 2 hours before the reenactment began and was the only reenactment for the past 10 years! (March 15, 2025) “We were only boys, but we stood in line and fired as steady as veterans. The Yankees came through the pine thickets like a blue wave. … I saw Col. McRae fall, shot through the head, still cheering us on.” - Confederate Private Henry T. Bahnson (Co. G, 2nd North Carolina Junior Reserves, McLaws’ Division) L

11K views · 284 reactions | Ask the Alamo is back!  Discover how much of the Battle of the Alamo took place inside the Alamo Church with Senior Historian Ernesto Rodriguez. | The Alamo | Facebook