Post by Thatcher Bennett on Jun 3, 2017 19:37:28 GMT -5
First off, I would like to apologize if I am creating this thread in the wrong location.
That being said, I've had some thoughts lately and do you think, now that the state owns the Alamo and grounds, they would be open to allowing a select few groups into the Alamo to allow for documentation of what could be the most untapped source of potential documentation about the battle in existence? I know not everyone believes in the paranormal, and I'm not saying any sure answers will come from an investigation (spoilers: They wont), but the chance to get something on record that could lend validity to the old stories is worth the night spent locked inside.
That being said, I've had some thoughts lately and do you think, now that the state owns the Alamo and grounds, they would be open to allowing a select few groups into the Alamo to allow for documentation of what could be the most untapped source of potential documentation about the battle in existence? I know not everyone believes in the paranormal, and I'm not saying any sure answers will come from an investigation (spoilers: They wont), but the chance to get something on record that could lend validity to the old stories is worth the night spent locked inside.