If you are from San Antonio, you know about Oyster Bake. It's a huge party during Fiesta that once began with just a small ...

which used to serve as farmland for the historic mission site. The migration to San Antonio was led, apparently, by a small number of intermarried families: The Stevens, Duffy, Laird, Shannon ...

and it became a part of the National Register of Historic Places in 1983. RELATED: San Antonio’s Lassos and Trinity Tiger women just did it before Title IX. Books trace their history.

The second-largest city in the Lone Star state, San Antonio is located on the southern edge of the mountainous Texas Hill Country. Its streets follow old Spanish trails and 19th-century wagon ...

A lawsuit filed in State District Court seeking to protect the former Institute of Texan Cultures structure at Hemisfair from ...

Both sites convey the history of local business owner and civil ... The nominations for historical status “concern aspects of San Antonio history that need to be understood and recognized,” Dupont ...

SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio group says it's filed a lawsuit ... "I think San Antonians will agree that our city is a better place to be because of those historic sites," Vetter is quoted as saying in ...

It is named after the historic landmark of the Alamo, which is located in San Antonio. The Alamo holds significance in Texas and U.S. history, as it symbolized "Texan resistance and the fight for ...