This prestigious designation comes as Texas' first and the 23rd in the United States. The city's missions officially join the global ranks of Stonehenge, the Great Wall of China and the Gizeh Pyramid of Egypt. World Heritage Sites are extremely exceptional cultural and natural properties nominated voluntarily by signatory nations, which are then approved by the World Heritage Committee. (July 5, 2015) - San Antonio's five Spanish colonial missions have been designated a World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). So, now you can go to our brand new website and support the San Antonio Missions designation as an official World Heritage site! Congratulations San Antonio, Bexar County, State of Texas and the United States of America! There were more than 5,440 families, businesses and organizations who supported the San Antonio Missions "Community Quest for World Heritage Status." Now it is time to spread the word that the community has achieved that World Heritage goal. San Antonio Missions Achieve World Heritage Recognition
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