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The Missions of San Antonio Mary Ann Noonan Guerra 1982 Alamo Press Book History. Step back into the Spanish colonial past of Texas with thisout-of-print 1982 first edition from The Alamo Press. Written byMary Ann Noonan Guerra . ✍️Author: Mary Ann Noonan Guerra. 🖨️Publisher: The Alamo Press, San Antonio, Texas. Step back into the Spanish colonial past of Texas with this out-of-print 1982 first edition from The Alamo Press. Written by Mary Ann Noonan Guerra, The Missions of San Antonio explores San José, Concepción, San Juan Capistrano, San Francisco de la Espada, and San Antonio de Valero (the Alamo) through engaging text, historic photographs, artwork, and maps. This large-format softcover is ideal for San Antonio history buffs, Texas travelers, architecture enthusiasts, and educators looking for a concise, richly illustrated overview of the missions and their restoration in the 20th century. Your copy is in very nice vintage condition, with clean pages, strong staples, and attractive covers showing only light shelf wear. It makes a perfect addition to a Texas history library or a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves the San Antonio Missions. Item specifics (bullet style with emojis) 📚 Format: Large softcover, staple-bound booklet ✍️ Author: Mary Ann Noonan Guerra 🖨️ Publisher: The Alamo Press, San Antonio, Texas 🗓️ Publication year: 1982 (First Edition) 📄 Pages: Approx. 46 pages, plus prelims, illustrations, and maps 🏛️ Subject: San Antonio Spanish colonial missions; regional Texas history 🌎 Region: San Antonio, Texas, USA 🖼️ Illustrations: Black-and-white photographs, historical artwork, and maps 📏 Size: Approx. 11" x 8.5" (28 cm tall) 🗣️ Language: English 🔖 Edition: First edition, out of print 🎯 Audience: Historians, students, travelers, architecture and mission-history enthusiasts Condition Very Good vintage condition: covers clean with light edge/shelf wear, spine fold and staples solid, pages clean and unmarked, no noticed tears or writing. Light age-toning consistent with a 1982 regional publication. Additional details Ships bagged and boarded or well-packed in a protective mailer to help ensure it reaches you safely. From a smoke-free environment. Seller’s note: Please review all photos carefully for the best representation of condition; colors may vary slightly due to lighting and monitor differences. Keywords San Antonio missions book, Alamo Press 1982, Mary Ann Noonan Guerra, The Missions of San Antonio, San Jose y San Miguel de Aguayo, Mission Concepcion, Mission San Juan Capistrano Texas, Mission San Francisco de la Espada, Mission San Antonio de Valero, Alamo history booklet, Spanish colonial architecture Texas, Texas history softcover, San Antonio river missions, vintage Texas travel guide, regional history pamphlet, UNESCO World Heritage missions, illustrated mission history, out of print Alamo Press, collectible San Antonio ephemera