The Battle of the Alamo took place in early 1836, during the Texas Revolution. It was fought between Mexican and Texan forces at a fort called the Alamo in San Antonio.

(Update: This livestream has ended.) KSAT is giving you a view of the Battle of Flowers Parade from the Alamo. Starting at 9:30 a.m. on Friday, you can see the parade in the video player above.

Since the Alamo announced the new live cam on its Facebook page earlier this month, some have already bookmarked the web page. One man said he’s used it to catch glimpses of the Alamo from Scotland.

SAN ANTONIO – To mark the anniversary of the start of the Battle of the Alamo, a recreation of the arrival of the Mexican Army took place on Wednesday morning.. See La Gran Marcha Del Ejercito ...

The sprawling branches of the transplanted live oak — some as long as 50 feet — drape down in the Alamo courtyard closest to Alamo Plaza and rest on the ground.

The Associated Press SAN ANTONIO -- Wear the coonskin cap if you must, but you'll have to take it off at the front door of the Alamo. And if you expect the ushers to bust a gut when you ask ...

Remember the Alamo: Native American group says up to 1,300 buried at historic Texas shrine Long before the 1836 battle that has become a touchstone for Texas history, the Alamo and its grounds ...

Enrique Esparza (1828-1917) Enrique Esparza, one of the many young children to witness the Alamo battle, is notable for being the only one to discuss his experiences in detail.

The heroic history of the Alamo was handed down to Americans by an enslaved man named Joe. He fought and bled in the Battle of the Alamo but miraculously lived to tell about it.

Enrique Esparza (1828-1917) Enrique Esparza, one of the many young children to witness the Alamo battle, is notable for being the only one to discuss his experiences in detail.