The Alamo takes extra precaution by constructing barrier around perimeter
Save The Alamo. In efforts to protect the historic landmark downtown San Antonio. Crews constructed a barrier wall around the Alamo as a precaution this week. The Alamo will remain open to the public during normal operating hours and free admission. Alamo Plaza will remain accessible.
Temporary Fencing Going Up In Alamo Plaza Tomorrow As A Security Precaution
Starting tomorrow, the City of San Antonio will add temporary fencing around the perimeter of Alamo Plaza as a security precaution for the rest of this week. pic.twitter.com/PUms2Xm5Z6
— The Alamo (@OfficialAlamo) November 2, 2020
Many businesses downtown also took precautionary measures and boarded up their windows and doors with plywood just in case there was civil unrest due to the 2020 Presidential elect.
Sad to see this happening, visiting downtown San Antonio and no access to the Alamo. pic.twitter.com/v3aIRjgand
— Lü (@Luihort) November 3, 2020
A block of Commerce St. in downtown San Antonio is also boarded up. @TPRNews pic.twitter.com/vRfnRUYHsI
— Joey Palacios – Texas Public Radio (@Joeycules) November 3, 2020
The Walgreens on Houston St. in Downtown San Antonio is boarding up its windows as well. @TPRNews pic.twitter.com/ddeqZvmY0L
— Joey Palacios – Texas Public Radio (@Joeycules) November 3, 2020
Businesses around the Alamo in Downtown San Antonio are continuing to board up windows in anticipation of civil unrest following the outcome of Election Day.
Steve Parker of ‘My Handyman’ said he was hired by H&M to put up boards at Rivercenter Mall. @TPRNews pic.twitter.com/VROggQfGIN
— Joey Palacios – Texas Public Radio (@Joeycules) November 3, 2020
