The Alamo Society was founded in 1986 by William (Bill) Chemerka for the purpose of honoring, exploring and preserving the history of the Alamo and the historical legacy of those who fought and died at the Battle of the Alamo and at other battles of the Texas Revolution.
Since it founding, it has become an international organization with a diverse membership and includes scholars, researchers, historians, archaeologists, writers, artists, musicians, enthusiasts of all ages, and descendants of the
fallen at the historic battle.
Members of THE ALAMO SOCIETY assemble annually in San Antonio, Texas to commemorate the fall of the Alamo on March 6, 1836, and to pay tribute to the brave individuals who contributed to Texas' courageous struggle for independence.
THE ALAMO SOCIETY communicates with its membership through The Alamo Dispatch (digital media) and by providing a forum for news and discussion on our Facebook page. Topics may vary from the Alamo of history to the Alamo of pop culture; current preservation efforts, events of the Texas Revolution, the Spanish and Tejano legacy, the Mexican Army and Soldado, and many other related topics.
The Alamo Society was founded in 1986 by William (Bill) Chemerka for the purpose of honoring, exploring and preserving the history of the Alamo and the historical legacy of those who fought and died at the Battle of the Alamo and at other battles of the Texas Revolution.
Since it founding, it has become an international organization with a diverse membership and includes scholars, researchers, historians, archaeologists, writers, artists, musicians, enthusiasts of all ages, and descendants of the
fallen at the historic battle.
Members of THE ALAMO SOCIETY assemble annually in San Antonio, Texas to commemorate the fall of the Alamo on March 6, 1836, and to pay tribute to the brave individuals who contributed to Texas' courageous struggle for independence.
THE ALAMO SOCIETY communicates with its membership through The Alamo Dispatch (digital media) and by providing a forum for news and discussion on our Facebook page. Topics may vary from the Alamo of history to the Alamo of pop culture; current preservation efforts, events of the Texas Revolution, the Spanish and Tejano legacy, the Mexican Army and Soldado, and many other related topics.