THE ALAMO COMPLEX
San Antonio, Texas
The site of one of the most famous battles of all times, March 6, 1836, the Alamo is full of history, and full of restless spirits! Considered to be the most haunted site in San Antonio, the Franciscan mission San Antonio De Valero and other remaining buildings still stand as reminders of the heroes who fought for Texas' independence. The bloody battle, the mass graves in the area, and the nearby site of an ancient Indian burial ground all contribute to an abundance of paranormal sights and sounds.
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When you visit the Alamo...You may hear echoes from the distant past. The famous Alamo Chapel and the "low barracks" are the only original buildings still standing. The Alamo Square, in front of the Chapel, is a place to watch for restless spirits. They are frequently spotted inside the grounds at night! There is a strong feeling of "pressure" in some of the rooms in the Chapel--the energy imprint left in the stone from victims' emotional horror felt during the bloody massacre.
F.Y.I.--Photography is not allowed inside the Chapel building...too bad!
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