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1. www.vsu.edu › about › visitCampus Maps And Directions | Virginia State University

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   We invite you to visit our campus! Virginia State University is approximately 125 miles south of Washington, DC and 20 miles south of Richmond, VA via I-95. It is approximately 30 miles from the Richmond International Airport. Our campus has highly visible, easy to locate way-finding signage.

2. www.thealamo.org › visitVisit the Alamo

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   Schedule a tour, plan to view the Phil Collins Collection at the new Alamo Exhibit, or reserve a free ticket to Alamo Church.

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3. news.utexas.edu › 2016/03/07 › relevance-of-theRelevance of the Battle of the Alamo is Still Present Today

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   Mar 7, 2016 · The Battle of the Alamo and the independence of Texas were possible because of the vital contributions of Tejanos, and that has remained true ever since. In each subsequent war, economic boom and economic bust, Mexican-born labor and leadership have been central to the state.

4. www.vsu.edu › about › visitSchedule Your Tour - Virginia State University

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   Please report to the Welcome Center in the Multipurpose Center, located at 20809 Second Avenue. You will enter on the 3rd ave. entrance. Tours consist of a 60-minute walking tour led by VSU student ambassadors.

5. www.thealamo.org › remember › myths-and-legendsMyths and Legends | The Alamo

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   Explore some of the myths and legends of the Battle of the Alamo. Sometimes these stories will have clear evidence to tell us whether they are completely true or not. Often it is up the reader to consider all of the evidence to come to their own conclusions.

6. govsutrojans.com › sports › 2012/8/29Athletic Facilities - Virginia State University Athletics

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   Aug 29, 2012 · Rogers Stadium (7,909) is home to the Virginia State's football team and men's and women's track & field teams. The athletic field was named after William A. Rogers, the first faculty member that became a coach at VSU. Rogers Stadium was opened for football and track in 1950.

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   Did San Antonio find the Alamo?

   • City archaeologists in San Antonio have made what they call a “truly miraculous” discovery – a site they believe was the original Mission San Antonio de Valero, the mission that would go on to eventually be known as the Alamo. The artifacts were found west of the current Alamo, along the San Pedro Creek.

   Archaeologists May Have Found the First Location of the Alamo

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   How do I get to Virginia State University?

   • We invite you to visit our campus! Virginia State University is approximately 125 miles south of Washington, DC and 20 miles south of Richmond, VA via I-95. It is approximately 30 miles from the Richmond International Airport. Follow 1-95 South to Petersburg. Take exit (Temple Avenue).

   Campus Maps And Directions | Virginia State University

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   Do You Remember the original Alamo?

   • Of course you do – every good Texan does. But do you recall the original one? City archaeologists in San Antonio have made what they call a “truly miraculous” discovery – a site they believe was the original Mission San Antonio de Valero, the mission that would go on to eventually be known as the Alamo.

   Archaeologists May Have Found the First Location of the Alamo

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   What is the Virginia State University Welcome Center?

   • The Virginia State University Welcome Center is pleased to welcome you to our dynamic and historic campus. Our new Welcome Center was designed to be your first stop on your tour of the “Land of Troy!”

   Schedule Your Tour - Virginia State University

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   Why was the Battle of the Alamo important?

   • The Battle of the Alamo and the independence of Texas were possible because of the vital contributions of Tejanos, and that has remained true ever since. In each subsequent war, economic boom and economic bust, Mexican-born labor and leadership have been central to the state.

   Relevance of the Battle of the Alamo is Still Present Today

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   Where can I see Alamo statues in Texas?

   • Explore priceless artifacts gifted to the State of Texas by musician and historian, Phil Collins at the Alamo Exhibit in the Ralston Family Collections Center. Walk among legends where beautifully sculpted bronze statues, part of the sculpture trail, convey the humanity and heroism of the Alamo’s story.

   Visit the Alamo

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8. www.texasstandard.org › stories › archaeologists-mayArchaeologists May Have Found the First Location of the Alamo

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   May 27, 2016 · City archaeologists in San Antonio have made what they call a “truly miraculous” discovery – a site they believe was the original Mission San Antonio de Valero, the mission that would go on to eventually be known as the Alamo.