San Antonio's street layout owes a lot to the city's Spanish roots, as it served as the capital of the Spanish territory of Tejas. According to the Texas State Historical Association ...

This National Historic Landmark and former seat of the Spanish government (dating back to when San Antonio was the capital of Spain's Texas territory) caters to both history buffs and art lovers.

The limestone buildings shimmer in the blazing Texas sun ... an ordinary day at one of the San Antonio Missions in the 18th ...

Texas, and America alike. At its deepest, San Antonio’s story is a mythic tale about indigenous, Spanish, Mexican, Texan, and American becoming. Betty Bueché, director of the Bexar Heritage ...

and San Antonio lost its importance when Texas became an English-speaking, Anglo place rather than part of Mexico and a Spanish-speaking society,” Tomlinson says. “[The 19th century Anglos ...

San Antonio has always existed at a crossroads. That was true in 1691, when Spanish explorers arrived ... It’s the birthplace of Texas’s Chili Queens, puffy tacos, Fritos, and Fiesta.

After all, it is the most intact of the five surviving Spanish missions in San Antonio. Established as Mission Nuestra Señora de la Purísima Concepción de Acuña in East Texas and aimed for the ...

I am bilingual in spanish and presently provide therapy services in my private practice in San Antonio, TX. Making the choice to seek counseling is a courageous one. I will guide you through the ...

SAN ANTONIO — Five years after Go Rio Cruises started revving up its boat engines and giving visitors a river-level view of downtown San Antonio, it's now offering tours in Spanish. The ...