San Antonio Under Six Flags

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San Antonio Under Six Flags

San Antonio Public Library

Sound | c. 1960s

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Exploring the San Antonio Missions Historical Park
Texas under French rule
Mexico declares independence from Spain
Remember the Alamo!
Vestiges of the Confederacy
San Antonio’s contributions to American aviation
The San Antonio River Walk and Brackenridge Park

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This educational film, likely from the 1960s, tours San Antonio’s historic past, visiting local sites related to each of the six countries that once held sovereignty over the territory: Spain (1519-1821), France (1685-1690), Mexico (1821-1836), the Republic of Texas (1836-1945), the Confederate States of America (1961-1965), and the United States of America (1845-1861, 1965-Present). Highlighted locations include the Missions San José and Concepción, the Spanish Governor’s Palace, the Guilbeau house, the Alamo, St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church, Fort Sam Houston, and Brackenridge Park.

San Antonio
Bexar County