Alamo Methodist Church
Built in 1912, San Antonio's Alamo Methodist Church exemplifies Mission/Spanish Revival style and was listed on the National…
San Antonio: 10 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
Built in 1912, San Antonio's Alamo Methodist Church exemplifies Mission/Spanish Revival style and was listed on the National…
Architect Robert B. Kelly filled the Aztec's 2,400 seats with carved serpents, Chac masks, and jaguar friezes drawn…
A riverside arts village in downtown San Antonio, born as a Spanish soldiers' settlement of adobe and brush…
In the early 18th century, the Spanish Crown established a chain of five Franciscan missions along the San…
Designed by John Eberson — the inventor of the atmospheric theater concept — and opened in 1929, the…
John Eberson designed the Majestic in 1929 as an Atmospheric theatre: inside, the ceiling becomes a Spanish night…
Centro de Artes marks ten years as San Antonio’s Latino art gallery with Mercado/Material, an exhibition that takes…
The 21-story Milam Building opened in 1928 as San Antonio’s first true skyscraper and the first fully air-conditioned…
A World War I memorial auditorium in San Antonio that served as a concert venue before being demolished…
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