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The
re-enactors lining up to be fed, before the Battle of Colleto
Creek.
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Texians
eating and relaxing in their camp
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Entertaining
the troops and visitors.
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The
percussion section
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Mexicans
relaxing.
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Ah...
Time for the re-enactment
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Some
of the Mexican troops lining up to march out of the fort.
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Mexican
Calvary preparing for the re-enactment.
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More
Mexican troops beginning to march.
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Texians
marching to the battle field.
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Texians
firing on the Mexicans.
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Texians
firing on Mexicans. Mexican troops just beginning to surround
Fannin and his men.
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Texians
firing their cannon.
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Mexican
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Mexican
and Texians talking terms of surrender.
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Colonel
Fannin being helped back to Presidio La Bahia. His troops
have surrendered, and they will be held in the fort for about
one week. Visit the Candlelight
Tour page for what could have happened the night before
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View
from the outside the presidio wall into one of the rifle
ports.
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