Moses Rose's 'final offer' includes a request for a permanent sign memorializing 'over 1,000 Mexican troops' who died in the 1836 battle and asks visitors to pray for them.
The bar, Moses Rose’s Hideout at 6 E. Houston St. sits next to the historic Woolworth Building, which will become part of the Alamo museum and visitor center, set to open in March 2026.For anyone thinking the legal fracas over a bar near the Alamo is just about money, a document released by the owners of Moses Rose's Hideout suggests otherwise.
The Cantus' offer seeks $6 million for the property at 516 E. Houston St.; $4 million for the business; and $500,000 to reimburse relocation expenses. Through their attorney, Dan Eldredge Jr., the couple also requested 10 transferable lifetime VIP passes to the museum; a tax credit for donations to the museum of all “artifacts, fossils and valuables” found at the site; and a small, permanent sign acknowledging that “over 1,000 Mexican troops died here on March 6, 1836.
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