AlamoplzaFolder-SAmultiTrack1912

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#1 — View across park.

Photo crop exposure date: unknown. Exposure date (or window) of subject photo: 1909-1912. Subject: What appears to be a color post card (RPPC) or color souvenir card of Alamo Plaza. Subject view is north and elevated (almost certainly from Gallagher Building (1877). Gibbs Building (1909) is present. The Hugo & Schmeltzer Building has not been razed (partial razing in 1912), however, the Hugo and Schmeltzer name has been removed from the building. The crop exhibits a printed ascription in script font "San Antonio, Texas, Alamo Plaza." located at middle bottom of photograph. There is also (in a different font of two lines) a copyright symbol followed by "Lacy Family Estate" and "Bee County Historical Society Archives" in the bottom left of the photograph. A number: "26432" appears in the bottom right of the photograph and there are very small letters and numbers in at least two other areas.

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#1 View across park.

Media ID 193

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Photo crop exposure date: unknown. Exposure date (or window) of subject photo: 1909-1912. Subject: What appears to be a color post card (RPPC) or color souvenir card of Alamo Plaza. Subject view is north and elevated (almost certainly from Gallagher Building (1877). Gibbs Building (1909) is present. The Hugo & Schmeltzer Building has not been razed (partial razing in 1912), however, the Hugo and Schmeltzer name has been removed from the building. The crop exhibits a printed ascription in script font "San Antonio, Texas, Alamo Plaza." located at middle bottom of photograph. There is also (in a different font of two lines) a copyright symbol followed by "Lacy Family Estate" and "Bee County Historical Society Archives" in the bottom left of the photograph. A number: "26432" appears in the bottom right of the photograph and there are very small letters and numbers in at least two other areas.