The Alamo (Alamo Mission near San Antonio de Béxar)

The Alamo, also cited as the Alamo Mission near San Antonio de Béxar in the supplied sources, is a historic mission compound that served as the focal point of the 1836 Battle of the Alamo during the Texas Revolution. According to the provided materials, after a 13-day siege Mexican troops under General Antonio López de Santa Anna reclaimed the mission. The supplied sources identify the site primarily for its military and historical significance in 1836. The research notes supplied contain no descriptions of paranormal reports, named spirits, hauntings, apparitions, or other supernatural phenomena associated with the Alamo. No investigative claims, folklore narratives about ghosts, or sensory phenomena were present in the provided excerpts. Likewise, the supplied materials do not provide information about later restorations, ownership changes, or the site's contemporary access status. Because the supplied documentation focuses on the Alamo's historical role in the Texas Revolution and does not present any ghostlore or paranormal claims, this entry records the absence of reported phenomena in the provided sources rather than asserting any unreferenced traditions.