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Old 06-22-2009, 07:40 AM
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Default Hey all new here and need help finding historical San Antonio pictures
Ok so I am from San Antonio, stationed in Germany, and I am in the USAF currently deployed, and while I have free some time on my hands, I have been working on a design for my next tattoo. I will be devoting most of my left leg to this tat, and I have been planning it and thinking about it for YEARS....anyway, I was hoping someone could link me to w website that had historical San Antonio pictures, Cementville, old downtown pictures, particularly the areas around Broadway and Nacadoches and New Braunfels.....any help is greatly appreciated...

I cannot view pics posted from Photobucket and such, on my govmnt computer so I have to be linked to sites...

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Tye
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I just rec'd an email this morning with this link of old post cards from Bexar county.
Penny Postcards from Bexar County, Texas
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Old 06-22-2009, 08:28 AM
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Thank you! Those are great because I think I am going to get it colored like a watercolor, or older painting/mural
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Old 06-22-2009, 08:57 AM
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I just rec'd an email this morning with this link of old post cards from Bexar county.
Penny Postcards from Bexar County, Texas
Here is an even better historical postcard site for San Antonio.

TheAlamoCity.com a history of San Antonio in postcards
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Here is an even better historical postcard site for San Antonio.

TheAlamoCity.com a history of San Antonio in postcards
Cool!! Thanks for the link
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Anyone know if there are online pics of the Quarry somewhere, BEFORE they made in to the shopping center& golf course? I know there are pics in the restraunt at teh golf course and in stone werks, but they have to be online somewhere....and the Pearl/Lone Star Brewery.
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