About This Camp
The Alamo City Guards Camp #1325, based in San Antonio, Texas, is a chapter of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) within the Texas Division. Our mission is to honor Confederate soldiers through memorial events, promote a balanced understanding of Confederate history, and preserve historical sites, monuments, and artifacts. We assist members in tracing their Confederate ancestry and engage in community service projects focused on historical preservation and veteran support. Our activities include monthly meetings, historical tours, reenactments, and educational events.
The Alamo City Guards Camp #1325 is proud to partner with Confederate Coffee Company, a brand dedicated to preserving Southern heritage and supporting our mission. Through this partnership, we promote awareness and fundraising efforts that help sustain our historical preservation initiatives.
Membership is open to male descendants of Confederate soldiers who share our commitment. For more information on membership and events, please visit our website: https://alamocityguards.com.
| Camp Name: | Alamo City Guards |
| Camp # | 1325 |
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| County of Operation: | Bexar |
| Located in: | San Antonio |
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| Meeting Schedule: | Every first (1st) Thursday of every month. Meeting starts @ 7pm |
| Meeting Location Name: | Contact Commander |
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| Commander | Christian Lee |
| Commander E-mail: | clee816@alamocityguards.com |
| Adjutant: | Cody Crislip |
| Adjutant E-mail: | ccrislip633@alamocityguards.com |
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Achievements
- Assisted in the restoration of the Alamo City Guards flag, now displayed in the Alamo museum (Pre-2010)
- Placed Southern Crosses of Honor on Confederate graves at Ruiz-Herrera Cemetery (2024)
- Initiated and completed the Tejano Confederate Memorial Statue dedication (2024)
- Conducted living history demonstrations at the Tejeda Middle School History Faire (2015-2018)
- Created The Costume Curse, a film for the 48-Hour Film Project (2024)
- Produced historical documentaries exploring Texas’ role in the Civil War (2020-2022)
- Expanded outreach through podcasts and livestreamed historical lectures (2020s-Present)
- Sponsored and presented JROTC awards at multiple San Antonio-area high schools (Pre-2010-Present)
- Actively engaged with the Casa Navarro Historical Site for community programs (2010s-Present)
- Participated annually in the Battle of Flowers Parade and Fiesta Flambeau (2010s-Present)
- Hosted the Annual Confederate Heroes Day Dinner, featuring distinguished speakers such as H.K. Edgerton, Donald S. Frazier, and Al Arnold (2010s-Present)
- Samuel Cooper Award – Highest website award in the entire SCV (2021)
- SCV Stonewall Jackson Award – Recognizing contributions to the National Confederate Museum at Elm Springs (2015)
- Texas Division SCV Outstanding Camp Award – Honoring excellence in historical preservation and outreach (2020)
- Addressed and opposed the removal of Confederate monuments, including the Travis Park Confederate Monument (2017)
- Advocated for the preservation and restoration of Texas State Historical Markers that have been removed or lost (2010s-Present)
- Pioneered livestreamed historical movie screenings to fund heritage projects (2022)
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