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The defenders of this famous fort are said to roam the grounds frequently.

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Bill Smithers says:

October 6, 2005, 2:00 pm

I know for a fact the Alamo is haunted. I was in the Alamo one night after it closed and saw an evil looking ghost. I ended up striking up a conversation with him. We talked about the battle for the Alamo and how if the Texans would have had graduates of the CPEC course, a better sense of tactics like an Emergency Services Team, and some one-on-one training with SSgt Vance “Screaming Eagle” Smith they might have whipped the Mexicans. We continued our conversation over a few Bud-Lites and an MRE. The ghost told me he lost a good friend at the Alamo named Pvt. Marc Garcia. Marc was a Mexican soldier that had switched sides and was fighting for the Texans because they were the only one’s that would let him wear his combat shoulder patch. He seemed like a really nice ghost once I got to know him.

Megan says:

October 7, 2005, 3:10 pm

I may not have had any family die there. I know this story to be true. When I was younger, my family and I walked around down town and passed the Alamo and I saw this face of a man with a raccoon hat on. Later, I found out that man was the one and only David Crocket and that he was one of the men to die there.

Keisha Ringland says:

October 21, 2005, 8:16 am

those stories are out of this world!!! i have never had an encounter like that at the Alamo but i got a wierd vibe when i went inside

Brandon says:

November 17, 2005, 2:07 pm

I was at the Alamo for my 15th birthday when I heard a fiddle playing in a fast pitched manner. I turned around and there was a man that I assumed was David Crockett he did not have a Raccoon hat on but I found out that he didn’t wear things like that. Anyways he was see through he looked at me and I saw him smile, he whispered something about the Mexican army and then instead of vanishing turned into a little blue or or something.

laura says:

November 27, 2005, 6:38 pm

i went to the alamo and i did get a weird vibe but i didnt encounter any ghost unlike these people that wrote a couple of comments.

Marissa says:

December 3, 2005, 11:01 pm

It’s weard!! When I went there this summer, I saw a shadow of a man by a tree I moved it and it was still there then I felt a strange sensation on my shoulder and told my mom about it while we were there.

Alii says:

December 13, 2005, 9:45 pm

the alamos gay becuase i have been there 5 times and its was 2 times in the day and 3 at night and i dont see nothing there

Rebecca says:

December 23, 2005, 9:43 pm

I’m sorry to burst all your bubbles, but the supposed “ghosts” of the Alamo are not real. I’ve been there countless times, and never once have I encountered anything that could not be explained. Once, I thought I felt a chilly wind blow over my shoulders and I ran to my parents, terrified. We went back and descovered I was merely standing next to an air conditioning vent. And the first guy who commented, with the ghost that liked beers, I pretty sure he was drunk himself. “Ghosts” are not beings and therefore cannot consume any food or drink. It’s impossible. And the eerie feeling you get while there? No duh! Hundreds of people died on that site. You set foot anywhere on that property and you are probably standing where a dead body once laid. That would creep anyone out if you think about it. And if you go there expecting something, your mind will play tricks on you and something as simple as an eerie vibe or a shadow can be misconstrued as a ghostly, paranormal encounter. Face the facts, ghosts do not exist.

Lokbomb says:

December 28, 2005, 5:14 am

Rebecca…. if they dont exist then what are you doing on this site?

ANN says:

January 10, 2006, 9:08 pm

I haven’t seen any ghost there, but I do believe and I can understand if they were there.

Zarina says:

January 23, 2006, 6:53 pm

that stuff is true! i know it is because i was there with my family and somehow we got seperated and i was, like, wandereing around and then i heard crying and i went to this little hallway and saw a little girl in a corner, and i like helping people so i asked her what was wrong, and she told me her dady was dead, and he was killed right here and she grabed my hand and took me to this little spot of ground and pointed, and i swear i saw a guy writhering on the ground and i think he said “Thank u,” and he closed his eyes and i asked him if he was having a heart attack and he didnt answer and i got really freakd out because i thought “OMG, this guy just died in front of me” and i looked at the girl, and SHE WAS GONE! and i looked at the guy, and he dissapered!

Kristi & Mercedes says:

February 4, 2006, 7:38 pm

We have been to the Alamo many times, and have NEVER had an encounter with any ghosts. never seen any faces, or heard any strange noises. The Alamo is not haunted.

P says:

February 6, 2006, 2:36 am

i too have been to the alamo countless times. apparently several of the posters do not realize that the “alamo” is not actually the real alamo. it was destroyed and rebuilt. to add to that, it’s not even really in the same spot, right next to it, but not the same spot. and on top of that, the alamo was the church in the compound which held the women and children during the battle. they were all taken out and killed or released to mexican custody, not killed “in” the alamo. some people watch to many movies, they are all inaccurate.

Austinsun says:

February 21, 2006, 4:27 pm

When was the Alamo destroyed and rebuilt? I went to the official Alamo website, as well as the Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library website. Neither site mentions it being destroyed and rebuilt in a different site. The Alamo is on the original site. It was heavily damaged but was repaired after the battle. There is a picture of the damaged building before it was repaired. It is obvious the building was not completely destroyed. See for yourself: http://www.drtl.org/History/Alamo3.asp
The original church collapsed, but that was PRIOR to the battle at the Alamo. It was rebuilt before the battle. What most people don’t realize is the Alamo once comprised of more than just the church. There was a wall surrounding the place, making it a large fortress.

nancy says:

March 12, 2006, 1:38 pm

Me and my family went to the Alamo one night. I was scared because that place was haunted i had heard. When i went inside i saw a chain hanging from the celing people had died there in that very chain so i went there for temptation and i heard a loud yell that said ahhhhh help me, and i ran out and peed on my pants.

mariana says:

March 12, 2006, 1:44 pm

i went 2 the alamo that place is totally haunted.when i went me and my familly took a pic.once we revealled it there was face by the fence.Next time im goin to the alamo at night and just run around and see wat happens lol im not scared of nobody!!!

Roberta Jenson says:

April 28, 2006, 5:14 pm

While reading through the horrifying stories of others I felt a strong since of satisfaction to know Im not the only one. Long ago, well 3 years ago I went on vacation with my cousin Skip, he told me that the alamo was haunted and I laughed. Later on we stopped by the alamo, I was admiring the building when I noticed a bird perched on top of it. I stared at the bird, and the bird stared back. I knew in that moment that the bird was possessed by a ghost. I have never been the same. When I see birds I run and scream, I sometimes even vomit. I think that was the curse given to me from an evil spanish spirit. I’ll never visit the alamo again and I will never bird watch like my grandma.

WIlly Federlinian says:

April 29, 2006, 2:40 am

Dear fellow Americans,

I come to you with brilliant evidence, justification, and most importantly, answers. Now read carefully, for I shall only type this once. The bird Roberta was speaking of, was infact my Uncle Phillip IV. Long ago, my Uncle Phillip IV would have intense hallucinations that birds were flocking in his chambers at dawn and sunrise. “Uncle Phillip IV! Uncle Phillip IV!” I would say, “What is that you see?” Birds young willy, it is birds I see, he would reply. But when I looked out the window, all I would see were Spanians working on the house next door. Then my Uncle Phillip IV went to fight in the cold war. It was very cold. When we heard of the tragic news that Uncle Phillip IV had passed, it was learned that his last dying wish was to be buried on a perch of the red ribbon tree outside the Alamo, in hopes to be reincarnated as the chirping brown sparrow. Thus after reading Roberta’s heart felt apposition, I am at peace now that Uncle Phillip IV’s wishes had been granted. This fact concludes that the ALAMO is indeed haunted, and this was his story.

Thank you.

Erika says:

May 7, 2006, 6:50 pm

I have been to the Alamo numerous times expecting to see something but never do. The only weird thing i saw was this one guy smoking something and playing a violin right outside the alamo. Oh and Willy i knew your uncle as a matter of fact i was the one that turned him into a bird.

macavelli the blood says:

May 9, 2006, 1:32 pm

Bill Smithers is a gay* homosexual*.

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