• Tejano Confederate Soldier Painting and Statue: In a landmark project, we commissioned a 30×40-inch oil painting of a Tejano Confederate soldier, brought to life by San Antonio artist Elexis Hernandez. This artwork served as the inspiration for an 8-foot-tall bronze statue, unveiled on November 10, 2024, at the historic Ruiz-Herrera Cemetery in Von Ormy, Texas. This statue stands as the world’s first memorial dedicated to Tejano Confederate soldiers, honoring the estimated 2,500 Mexican Texans who joined the Confederate Army during the Civil War.

  • ​The Tejano Memorial Statue, located at the historic Ruiz-Herrera Cemetery in Von Ormy, Texas, honors Tejano soldiers and citizens who significantly contributed to Texas history. Initiated by the Alamo City Guards Camp #1325 in partnership with the Ruiz Herrera Cemetery Association, this project aims to recognize and preserve the legacy of these often-overlooked individuals.​

    Tejanos—Texans of Spanish and Mexican descent—played pivotal roles in shaping the state’s history, from early colonial times through the Civil War. The memorial specifically honors units like the Medina Guards, a Confederate Tejano unit formed in 1862, and other Tejano families of South Texas, highlighting their resilience, sacrifice, and service. Situated in one of the region’s oldest burial grounds, the Ruiz-Herrera Cemetery, the statue serves as a lasting tribute and educational site, ensuring that the contributions of Tejano communities are remembered and respected.

• Collaborations with Monuments Across Dixie: Partnering with Monuments Across Dixie, we meticulously designed and produced the Tejano Confederate Statue. This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to commemorating often overlooked contributors to Southern history.

• Restoration of Historical Artifacts: Before 2010, our camp played a pivotal role in restoring the historic Alamo City Guards flag, a significant relic from San Antonio’s Civil War past. This restored flag is now proudly displayed in the Alamo museum, serving as a testament to our dedication to preserving history. ​

• “In Hot Pursuit” Short Film: Collaborating with the United Daughters of the Confederacy, we co-produced “In Hot Pursuit,” a silent film that brings historical events to life, providing viewers with an immersive experience of the past.

• Short Horror Film: Demonstrating our creative versatility, we produced “The Costume Curse,” a short horror film inspired by our work in historical costuming. This project showcases our ability to blend historical elements with contemporary storytelling, engaging a diverse audience.

• “The Texian Dispatch” Mini-Documentaries: Drawing inspiration from our publication, “The Texian Dispatch,” we have produced a series of mini-documentaries that delve deep into Confederate history. These documentaries spotlight notable figures such as Albert Parsons, August Siemering, Captain William Edgar, and T.C. Frost, offering rich visual narratives that educate and engage our audience.

• “Disappearing Dixie” Series: Our pilot episode of “Disappearing Dixie” embarks on a journey through Temple, Texas, unearthing and highlighting Confederate history that has long been overlooked. Subsequent episodes have expanded to cover areas like Rockport, Texas, ensuring that the rich tapestry of Southern history is not forgotten.

Live Lectures: We have organized and hosted live lectures featuring esteemed historians and authors, providing platforms for in-depth discussions and knowledge sharing. Notable speakers include:

• • George Wunderlich: Former Executive Director of the National Museum of Civil War Medicine and current Director of the U.S. Army Medical Department Museum at Joint Base San Antonio Fort Sam Houston. George is celebrated for his profound expertise in Civil War-era medical practices and the history of the banjo. His insights have been featured on prominent platforms such as the History Channel, PBS, National Geographic, and the BBC.

• • Walt Wilson: A retired U.S. Navy Captain with over 31 years of distinguished service as an Intelligence Officer. Walt has authored numerous articles and reviews, including in-depth works on Confederate naval operations off the Texas coast. He has also delivered compelling presentations on topics like Civil War blockade running in the Western Gulf of Mexico.

• • Dr. Jeffrey Addicott: A Professor of Law and Director of the Warrior Defense Project at St. Mary’s University School of Law. Dr. Addicott, a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel, is an internationally recognized authority on national security and terrorism law. His extensive experience includes serving as a senior legal advisor to the U.S. Army Special Forces.

​Members of the Alamo City Guards Camp #1325 actively participate in a variety of social outings that strengthen camaraderie and foster community engagement. These activities include bowling nights, attending concerts, enjoying baseball games, and experiencing monster truck rallies. Such events provide opportunities for members to bond outside of formal meetings and contribute to a well-rounded camp experience.

• Logo Design: We had the honor of assisting Siemering Lodge #32 in crafting their official logo, ensuring it reflects their rich heritage and values.

• Web Design and Social Media Consulting: Our award-winning web design team offers comprehensive services and educational workshops to historical non-profit organizations. Our goal is to enhance their online presence, ensuring they effectively reach and engage with a broader audience.

• Roku App Development: Embracing modern technology, we developed a Roku app that streams our mini-documentaries and short films, making our content easily accessible to a global audience.

Through these multifaceted artistic and educational initiatives, the Alamo City Guards Camp #1325 remains steadfast in our mission to honor and preserve Southern history, ensuring that the legacy of those who came before us continues to inspire future generations.

• Commander Christian Lee’s Sci-Fi Historical Fusion Works: Commander Christian Lee has authored numerous works that blend science fiction with historical narratives. Notable titles include:

• • “Battle of Cheat Mountain 2061”​

  • “Battle of Brices Cross Roads 2064”​

  • “Gone With The Dawn”

Additionally, he has penned poetry that intertwines classic tales with historical events, such as:​

• “Little Red Riding Hood’s Texas Brigade: Chickamauga”
• “Little Red Riding Hood’s Texas Brigade: Gettysburg”
• “Little Red Riding Hood’s Texas Brigade: The Wilderness”

These works offer readers a unique perspective on historical events through imaginative storytelling and poetic expression.