Alamo Defenders Heritage Map of Texas
The Alamo is a sacred place where history, sacrifice, and pride come together to tell the powerful story of our Texas independence. Commissioner Buckingham was honored to commission this map, which reveres the brave Alamo Defenders who sacrificed their lives for freedom.
This one-of-a-kind map displays the various land grants of the Alamo Defenders and the Alamo survivors across the Lone Star State. With the “Gulf of America” prominently displayed on this unique collectible treasure, this map shows that no matter our background, ethnicity, or heritage, the Alamo resonates deeply in every Texan and freedom-loving person across the globe.
“No matter where our journey begins – our heritage or hometown – all roads in Texas lead to a place of honor: the Shrine of Texas Liberty, the Alamo. This map traces the paths of the Defenders from every corner of the globe to the Lone Star State, converging on the sacred ground where brave souls from every background stood shoulder to shoulder in defense of their Texas. Their legacy binds us all.” – Commissioner Dawn Buckingham, M.D.
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Map/Doc
97433
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Collection
General Map Collection
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Object Dates
2025 (Creation Date)
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People and Organizations
Dawn Buckingham, M.D. (GLO Commissioner)
Lance McIlhany (Graphic Designer)
Brian Imler (Graphic Designer)
Mark Conway (GIS Professional)
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Subjects
Republic of Texas Military
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Height x Width
36.0 x 24.0 inches
91.4 x 61.0 cm
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