The Quadrangle
construction of the fort on land donated by the city of San Antonio
began In 1876 with the Quadrangle
The Quadrangle
Oak
selected in the 1976 San Antonio bicentennial the second most
historic tree in the area
First Things First
Warren Wilt and Ellen Peters
enter the dining hall
"Mo" Kenner chats with some active duty men after our lunch in the chow hall
Full Tummies Carl Porter and Troy Palmer wait for the bus to return
Museum Docent introduces group to the Quadrangle Museum
Attentive Listeners pay heed to what the museum docent has to say
Sam
Houston former Tennessee governor, was appointed initially as a Major
General was elevated to Commander in Chief of the new Texas Army.
He became the president of the Texas Republic. After Texas
became a state he served first as senator and then as its governor.
Sam
Houston's Uniform preserved in glass display case
Party Time! Fort Sam Houston garnered two back-to-back first place awards
for these hats in the 2014 and 2015 Fiesta Hat King Party
competitions
Little One and Big One the tower and cannons were an inspiration
Thirty Five Stars adorn this flag which post-dates the admission of Texas as
the 28th state in the union.
Brodie
Hand checks out the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps uniform display.
History lesson Troy Palmer listens to Bill Winkler
Doorman duty Troy Palmer helps Don and Robie Ngai safely exit the museum
Back Outside
Bill Batty and Chris Harris
Big Guns VP Chris Harris and Director/Treasurer Ellen Peters
Medic Memorial
Hill 881 South memorial to all Vietnam Veterans
Bulge Memorial dedicated all men and women who participated in the battle
Group Shot
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