San Antonio Texas Collection

The Alamo
An engraving of the Alamo, a Franciscan mission in San Antonio, Texas, that was the scene of a seige during the Texan war for independence in 1836

Ruins Of The Alamo
An engraving of the ruins of the Alamo, a Franciscan mission in San Antonio, Texas, that was the scene of a seige during the Texan war for independence in 1836

The Baroque Architecture of San Jose Mission
The facade of Mission San Jose is considered to be the best examples of Spanish Baroque in North America.This facade include Saint Joseph holding the infant Jesus, Saint Francis and Saint Dominic

Mission San Juan Capistrano
This South Texas Catholic Mission is recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Founded in 1731 by Spanish friars in San Antonio, Texas. Has become a popular tourist destination

UNESCO Ultra Baroque Architecture
This statue is located on the front entrance of San Jose Mission.Art historians believe that this is one the of finest examples of Spanish Baroque in North America.Mission San Jose in now recognized

Mission San Jose: An UNESCO Site
This Catholic Mission Church is considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.Mission San Jose was established in San Antonio

Mission San Jose: A World Heritage Site
San Jose Mission is now recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The mission is recognized for its Spanish Baroque architecture.This active Catholic church was founded in 1782 by Spanish friars

Espada Mission Belltower
This Catholic church is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.The mission was established by Spanish colonist in 1690 in San Antonio, Texas

Mission Concepcion: A World Heritage Site
Mission Nuestra SeAnora de la Purisima Concepcion de Acuna was established in 1731 in San Antonio, Texas.Founded by Franciscan friars and Native Americans.Best preserved

Mission concepcion
Mission Nuestra Senora de la Purisima Concepcion de Acuna was established in 1731 in San Antonio, Texas.This Catholic church is the best preserved of the Texas missions.This historical Spanish

Mission San Jose Francisco de la Espada was established in 1690 by Spanish friars and Native Americans in present day San Antonio, Texas, in what then known as northern New Spain

Espada Mission: A World Heritage Sites
Mission San Francisco de la Espada was established in 1690 in San Antonio, Texas. This Catholic church was founded by Native Americans

Espada Mission: An UNESCO World Heritage Site
These wooden doors lead into the entrance to of Espada Mission church.This Historical church was established by Spanish Friars Native Americans in San Antonio

San Juan Capistrano Mission: A World Heritage Site
Mission San Juan Capistrano is an active Catholic Church located in San Antonio, Texas.This historic mission church was established in 1731 by Franciscan friars.Today

San Jose Mission Church: A World Heritage Site
Mission San Jose Mission is known as The Queen of the Missions and is recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. This Catholic church was founded in 1720 by Spanish Friars in San Antonio, Texas

The Baroque Facade of San Jose Mission
Mission San Jose is recognized as the best example of Spanish Baroque in North America. This mission church was founded in 1720 by Spanish priests in San Antonio

Mission San Jose
This is a landscape photo of San Jose Mission church located in San Antonio, Texas.Mission San Jose was founded in 1720 by Spanish colonists in collaboration with Native Americans.San Jose Mission is

Mission San Jose: An UNESCO World Heritage Site
This is a wide angle landscape photo of historic San Jose Mission in San Antonio, Texas.San Jose Mission was founded by Spanish colonist

The Belfray of San Jose Mission
Mission San Jose is located in San Antonio, Texas. The mission church was established by Spanish Friars in 1720 in an attempt to convert Native Americans.San Jose Mission is recognized for its

Mission Concepcion: An UNESCO World Heritage Site
Mission Concepcion is located in San Antonio, Texas.The mission church was built by Spanish colonists in 1755 along the banks of the San Antonio River.This Catholic mission is considered the best

Mission San Juan Capistrano: A World Heritage Site
Mission San Juan Capistrano was founded by Spanish colonists in 1731 on the eastern banks of the San Antonio River in present day San Antonio, Texas.Today

Mission San Jose y San Miguel de Aguayo
Mission San Jose is known as the Queen of the Missions. Founded in 1720 by a Spanish Franciscan friar on the banks of the San Antonio River in what is now the city of San Antonio

Escaramuzas Demonstrating Their Equestrian Skills
The Latinas are demonstrating their riding skill at a fiesta in San Antonio, Texas. This riding tradition originated in Mexico and is part of Mexican-American culture in the United States

San Jose Mission is a Spanish Colonial Mission located in San Antonio, Texas. This historical Catholic church is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site

The Bell Tower of San Juan Capistrano
This historic belfry is one of San Juan Capistrano unique architectural features. This Spanish colonial church was founded by Franciscan friars in 1731 along the banks of the San Antonio River in San

A Perspective View of Mission Concepcions Wooden Door
This is a visual perspective of the front door of Mission Concepcion. The doorway is seen through a wrought iron sculpture situated above a water well

Mission Espada: A UNESCO World Heritage Site
Mission San Francisco de la Espada was founded in 1690 by Spanish friars in San Antonio, Texas. This front wooden door is an example of the Spanish colonial influence on its architecture

San Francisco de la Espada: An Old Spanish Mission In Texas
Historic San Francisco de la Espada Mission Church is located in San Antonio, Texas. This mission church was established by Spain in 1690

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Discover the rich history and captivating beauty of San Antonio, Texas. 🌇✨ Immerse yourself in the legendary tales of bravery at The Alamo, where echoes of the past still resonate within its walls. Explore the haunting ruins that stand as a testament to sacrifice and resilience. Indulge your senses in the mesmerizing Baroque architecture of San Jose Mission, a true masterpiece that transports you back in time. Marvel at its intricate details and feel the weight of centuries-old stories etched into every stone. Step foot into Mission San Juan Capistrano, another UNESCO site that showcases the remarkable preservation of Spanish colonial heritage. Lose yourself amidst its tranquil surroundings and let serenity wash over you. Mission San Jose: an UNESCO Site - a true gem among World Heritage Sites. Admire its grandeur as it proudly displays its ultra-baroque architecture, leaving visitors awe-inspired by its sheer magnificence. Mission Concepcion: A World Heritage Site - immerse yourself in this architectural wonder that has withstood the test of time. Feel a sense of reverence as you walk through these hallowed grounds, appreciating their significance on a global scale. San Antonio's missions are not just historical landmarks; they are windows into our shared human story. They remind us to cherish our cultural heritage and honor those who came before us. Come experience the magic for yourself – step back in time while embracing all that modern-day San Antonio has to offer.