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Explore the neighborhoods, public spaces and buildings of San Antonio through 7 articles.
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Main Plaza belongs to a pair of civic spaces that reveal the military, religious and commercial organization of early San Antonio.
The River Walk changes character from downtown promenade to museum corridor and restored river habitat.
Market Square’s pedestrian setting is the result of changes in where San Antonio traded and how the market district survived.
San Fernando’s institution began in the eighteenth century, while its prominent front reflects a later enlargement.
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King William’s large houses are only one part of a district shaped by irrigation land, migration, changing households and preservation.
Mission San José becomes clearer when the church is read alongside housing, workshops, water and the evidence of reconstruction.
R. David Hastings · CC BY-SA 3.0. Resized; thumbnails may be cropped.
Hemisfair’s present parks sit within a history that includes an inhabited neighborhood, a world’s fair and repeated redevelopment.
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