No, “The Alamo” does not refer to the fort that a ragtag group of Texans made their last stand in. It’s actually a sculpture shaped like a cube that has its axis of rotation on a single corner, made by Bernard Rosenthal. The work of art was placed in the heart of Astor Place in 1968, and can actually be rotated (with great difficulty). It is a big attraction for tourists. Nick Burney and I traveled to Astor Place to see “The Alamo” firsthand. The video starts off with Nick giving a bit of history about the sculpture. Then I try to move it, with limited success. We then asked a German couple visiting the city about their thoughts on “The Alamo”
**Because we used my phone to videotape, we had to use software to convert the files. That explains why the “Wondershare” logo appears constantly throughout the video.
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