Skip to content

John Tedesco

Investigative Journalist in Houston, Texas

  • Home
  • About John Tedesco
  • Clips
  • Comments
  • Contact an investigative reporter

Reliving the Battle of the Alamo

August 27, 2018March 11, 2013

The Alamo at NightI got to spend Sunday afternoon with members of the San Antonio Living History Association, who reenacted the historic battle of the Alamo and showed onlookers what life was like 177 years ago.

Related: A review of the Sigma 17-70mm lens for videographers

This was pure heaven for history buffs.

Read more:

  • San Antonio Express-News Alamo Front Page
    Telling old stories in new ways: The 175th…
  • The Alamo, photo by Nan Palmero
    Remembering the Alamo -- and the media's role in its fate
  • John MacCormack, reporter at the San Antonio Express-News
    Mexico in Crisis: Q&A with John MacCormack
  • Dan Russell, Google
    How to solve impossible problems: Daniel Russell's…
Categories Diversions, Express-News Stories Tags Alamo, Battle, History, Mexico, San Antonio, San Antonio Living History Association, Texas, Video
Texas Week examines dangers facing oil-and-gas workers on the Eagle Ford Shale
San Antonio Express-News launches paywall

Contact John

Contact John Tedesco, investigatve reporter in Houston, Texas

Reach me directly if you have news tips, story ideas or important documents to share.

Blog Updates

Top Posts

  • Review: Why my trusty Sigma 17-70mm lens is always on my camera
    Review: Why my trusty Sigma 17-70mm lens is always on my camera
  • San Antonio police officer accused of digging up personal data of women while on duty
    San Antonio police officer accused of digging up personal data of women while on duty
  • How to solve impossible problems: Daniel Russell's awesome Google search techniques
    How to solve impossible problems: Daniel Russell's awesome Google search techniques
  • Homeland insecurity: How federal grants are being misspent
    Homeland insecurity: How federal grants are being misspent
  • How to research a property's history using Bexar County's free records search
    How to research a property's history using Bexar County's free records search
  • Google Refine: A tool for journalists looking for great stories in data
    Google Refine: A tool for journalists looking for great stories in data
  • How journalists can be better bloggers
    How journalists can be better bloggers
  • A tragic death, a stolen urn, and how the media helped
    A tragic death, a stolen urn, and how the media helped
  • Small-town newspaper keeps tabs on South Texas Project nuclear plant
    Small-town newspaper keeps tabs on South Texas Project nuclear plant
  • A history lesson about old neighborhoods and race in San Antonio
    A history lesson about old neighborhoods and race in San Antonio

Reviews:

Sometimes I blog about stuff that helps journalists. I pay for all the products I review on my blog. To help defray those costs, I use Google ads and Amazon's affiliate advertising program, which provides a way for sites to earn commissions by linking to Amazon.com. I'll never link to stuff I don't like or try to make you buy something that sucks. These reviews are my honest opinions. Thanks for reading.

Update

Sign up for the latest updates, reviews and the stories behind the story.

Newsletter

© 2026 John Tedesco • Built with GeneratePress