The Espada aqueduct, completed in 1740 and was used by the indians and missionaries that called Mission San Francisco de la Espada home.
This lovely historical building made of red sandstone is the Bexar County Courthouse. Its so large that I couldn't fit it all in, so I focused on some of the architectural design elements.
Corbells (?) and rafters at one of the missions.
Fabulous details on a lovely building downtown.
One of the gates at the Alamo
The Menger Hotel built in 1859
A beautiful, sunlit stairway at Mission Concepcion
Next up: The Missions of San Antonio
4 comments:
Great pictures Alice! Thanks for getting snap happy. As a result I got to go along with you. Love the details of the old buildings. Hope you and family are doing well.
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Diana
Oh my goodness, the architecture there is beautiful! Wonderful photos :)
What amazing architecture! I love traveling with my husband to his conferences, it is a great way to explore new cities. So far we have been to Vancouver (really awesome city, amazing contemporary architecture) and Las Vegas (not our bag, but still an interesting place to see).
Lovely pictures!
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