Alamo and Kennedy Museum - 9-24-06
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Plaque at the Kennedy Museum - where Pres. Kennedy was allegedly shot by Harvey Oswald on 11-22-63

Re-enactment of the scene and window from where Oswald fired the gun that killed JFK

Looking up at the building from where Kennedy's limo would have been located when he was shot

View to the 'Grassy Knoll' area from Elm St. where JFK's limo was traveling when shots were fired

View from the 'Grassy Knoll' area where Pres. Kennedy's limo was traveling when shot

The Main Entrance to the Alamo off of Alamo St - San Antonio, Texas - 9-24-06

In front of the Alamo - San Antonio, Texas

The outside of the Long Barrack Building at the Alamo, where many of the soldiers slept

The North entrance of the Alamo fort on Houston Street

Memorial in front of the Alamo displaying war heros Davie Crocket, Jim Bowie and William Travis

The walls on the rear side of one of the buildings in the Alamo fort

A live Oak tree over 200 years old inside the Alamo fort

The story of the Alamo in 1836 when Mexican solders fought Texas revolutionists led by William Travis

The narrow inside of the Long Barracks building where many Alamo exhibits can be seen

An exhibit of the uniforms of the Mexican army on the right and Texas Revolutionists on the left

A weapons exhibit including a Davie Crocket rifle and Jim Bowie knife

Inside the Alamo shrine building, dedicated to the memory of the men who died at the Alamo

The DRT Library building inside the Alamo fort

The famous 'Riverwalk' along the San Antonio River - San Antonio, Texas - 9-24-06