the iconic "Victory or Death" letter written by Alamo commander William Barret Travis returned Friday to San Antonio for the first time since it left by courier at the start of the famous siege at ...

Col. William Barrett Travis penned the letter from the then-besieged Alamo on Feb. 24, 1836 and sent the letter off under cover of darkness, his famous "victory or death" letter will be on display ...

Today musician Phil Collins was made an honorary Texan, and as one of the world's most famous Alamo enthusiasts, this honor is well deserved. The story of Collins' love of the Alamo is no secret ...

The iconic “Victory or Death” letter from the commander of the Alamo is returning for the first time since it was carried away on horseback at the start of the famous siege in 1836.

Harrison’s volunteer company, the article states. Crockett is also credited with the famous Alamo history quote: "You may all go to hell, and I will go to Texas." ...