The Alamo Battle Cannons Return

Help the Alamo preserve our historic cannons by donating to our Remember the Alamo Battle Cannons campaign. All donations go toward conservation efforts for the battle cannons, and any funds received in addition to our goal will be placed in a restricted fund for the preservation of more Alamo artifacts.
Visit this link to donate: www.gofundme.c...

[@1089maul]

Just found this channel and this is the first show I have seen. VERY interesting. Looking forward to watching the rest. Regards from the UK. Bob

[@howardkoontz4735]

I visited the Mexico museum at " Halls of Montezuma" also refers the Battle of Chapultepec. There is a small cannon, probably 2 lb. 2 long guns, 2 hand guns, the flag of the New Orlesns Blues, and a lance flag. The dueling pistols of Sana Anna, and the original 1824 Mexican Constitution

[@dhiumtw7]

Thank you so much for sharing. Please keep posting. Keep history alive.

[@essdevine1717]

COME AND TAKE IT --- Said the flag with a cannon embossed boldly on a white flag that flew during the Battle of Gonzales. October 2, 1835 Often referred to as the Lexington of Texas. The Texians refused to hand over the town's cannon to Mexican troops. The men of Gonzales initiated the confrontation and thus the Texas Revolution officially began ✌

[@mayboy128]

What's fascinating to me is, in the 2010's, how the heck do you find someone to fix your CANNONS?!

[@t4texastomjohnnycat978]

mayboy128 Take them to the cannon mechanic. 🤣😂

[@richs7362]

Wasn't a cannon found in the river near the Alamo? Read that years ago.

[@simonsimon8572]

Hollywood sure does exaggerate about the size of the cannon balls

[@mikebass2700]

Facinating! Do they know where they were located in the Alamo?

[@woof3598]

how do they know this was at the mission ?

[@leahdunn2761]

love this but science suck