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IT'S LIKE LOOKING IN A MIRROR kind of. Spanish Colonial Living Historians Gus Martinez, left as Soldado Josefo Vasquez, and Joe Gonzalez as fray Miguel de Molina (the only surviving Mission priest), right. These reenactors stand in front of their depictions in the Bud Menchaca mural that encompasses the south wall of The Menard Station on Frisco St. Courtesy photo. Contributed by Col. Terry Kelley, President, Presidio Restoration Corp.

IT'S LIKE LOOKING IN A MIRROR kind of. Spanish Colonial Living Historians Gus Martinez, left as Soldado Josefo Vasquez, and Joe Gonzalez as fray Miguel de Molina (the only surviving Mission priest), right. These reenactors stand in front of their depictions in the Bud Menchaca mural that encompasses the south wall of The Menard Station on Frisco St. Courtesy photo. Contributed by Col. Terry Kelley, President, Presidio Restoration Corp.

Commemorating the 266th anniversary of the destruction of the San Saba Mission

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Members of Menard's Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) Camp 2326 cleaned the monuments at Veterans Park on March 13. Cleaning was accomplished using DS2, a biological cleaner also used by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Pictured left to right are Barry Kniffen, Eddie Bostwick, Gary Bates and grandson Seth Bates, Terry Kelley. Courtesy photo.

Members of Menard's Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) Camp 2326 cleaned the monuments at Veterans Park on March 13. Cleaning was accomplished using DS2, a biological cleaner also used by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Pictured left to right are Barry Kniffen, Eddie Bostwick, Gary Bates and grandson Seth Bates, Terry Kelley. Courtesy photo.

Local SVC camp cleans park monuments

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