----- Original Message ----- From: sgvjada To: Jim Giddens Sent: Friday, May 09, 2003 10:53 AM Subject: Re: The Alamo ca 1868 Hi Jim, Thanks for the photo. I have to smile everytime I see a photo of the Alamo. Being a big city girl, raised in Phila., but now living in New Orleans, had a chance to visit the Alamo several years ago. I thought we had to go way out in the badlands to see it. :) I could hardly believe it was smack dab in the city of San Antonio with a two story Burger King across the street. I still can't think I was that naive. Guess I watch to many movies. Also, my daughter-in-law's great-great something uncle died at the Alamo. I thought that was interesting. I am going to put this photo in with the page he is mentioned. Thanks so much, Sally ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Giddens To: Vivi Argyris-RRCo ; Tomi Jeffers-RRCo ; Tom Watson-RRCo ; Sarah Ragsdill-RRCo ; Sally Viada-RRCo ; Phyllis Carpenter-RRCo ; Pat Richardson-RRCo ; Noah Hale-RRCo ; Nina Lyons Tarver-RRCo ; Nellie Ollinger-RRCo ; Nancy Wolfgang-RRCo ; Mike Gibson ; MAXSHUMAKE@aol.com ; Louise Cornett Hannon=RRCo ; Lawrence & Sue Dale ; Kathy Hutchinson Mitchell-RRCo ; Julie Davidson-SRR Co. ; John Howison-RRCo ; Jim Giddens ; Jess Suttles-RRCo ; Jess Headley-RRCo ; Jean Adam Casey-RRCo ; Jan Brodie-RRCo ; Gwen Giacomelli-RR Gen ; Eddie Robinson ; Earl Cagle-RRCo ; DREW SLATE ; Doris Dykes-RRCO ; Donna Johnson-RRCo ; Donna Clark Johnson-RRCo ; Don Cardwell-RRCo ; Diane Miller-RRCo ; Darla Campbell-RRCo ; Cynthia Samples-E-link ; Charliene Wright Miller-RRCo ; Cathy-RRCo ; Carrie Pierce-RRCo ; Bonnie Shiro-RRCo ; Bob Moore-RRCo ; Beverly Presson-RRCo ; Betty Ward-RRCo ; Betty Beene-RRCo ; Barbara Wallis-RRCo ; Annette Cherry-RRCo ; Sam Embrey Sent: Friday, May 09, 2003 10:01 AM Subject: Fw: The Alamo ca 1868 Opps, sent it first to the board. Sorry Cynthia. Jim Giddens, Paris, Tx ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Giddens To: Red River County Roots Sent: Friday, May 09, 2003 9:59 AM Subject: The Alamo ca 1868 Red River Co Group. Here is the picture of the Alamo ca 1868 that shows the hump over the entrance has always been there. It will not send to the board, so I am sending it through regular e-mail. Jim Giddens Paris, Tx