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Everything we saw Saturday at Austin's ACL Festival

ACL Festival's opening weekend got underway Friday, and we caught the excitement on Saturday. Here's a look at Dua Lipa, Renee Rapp, Khruangbin, the…

By San Antonio Current Staff

Everything we saw Saturday at Austin's ACL Festival
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A mid-century San Antonio home designed by the Tower of the Americas' architect is for sale

A mid-century home has hit the market in North Central San Antonio's Shady Oaks neighborhood for $735,000, and it comes with quite the architectural…

By San Antonio Current Staff

Mid-Century Modern home for sale in San Antonio was designed by Tower of the Americas architect
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A historic San Antonio home once owned by a tobacco heir is now for sale

A stately home recently listed in Dignowity Hill for $530,000 comes with deep San Antonio history. The four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath residence was built in…

By San Antonio Current Staff

This San Antonio home for sale was once owned by a tobacco heir
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San Antonio's spookiest haunted locations and urban legends

San Antonio is an old city, so naturally, it has ghosts galore. Some seem benevolent, others ... not so much. Some of…

By San Antonio Current Staff

Terrell Castle, a.k.a. The Lambermont
Now home to a fancy wedding venue, this historic building was built for the influential Edwin Holland Terrell and fashioned after European castles, but its eerie history has led to its haunted reputation. The property remained a source of pride until Terrell’s suicide in 1910 after years of suffering with syphilis. Unfortunately, his initial attempt failed, and it took him 10 days to die. Other tragic tales associated with the mansion include a contractor who threw himself from a balcony during construction, and a man who killed his wife and her lover when he caught them in bed together during World War II. Fortunately, the 12,000-square-foot building is expansive enough to accommodate plenty of guests, so couples shouldn’t be too worried about ghastly wedding crashers.
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September 18, 2024

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