The San Antonio Museum of Art
T.R.U.T.H.S. Presents
Where did we come from? Where did we go? That was a long hiatus, Cotton-Eyed Joe! You may have thought you knew all there was to know about the San Antonio Museum of Art. MAYBE you do. Then again, maybe you don't...
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Welcome to Cementville
T.R.U.T.H.S. Presents
You remember Cementville, right? Everybody does! The company town that existed in San Antonio until the 1980's returns to the spotlight, and we find out just what was at the bottom of the Quarry that supported it...
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Sunset Station
T.R.U.T.H.S. Presents
Sunset Station is nestled in the heart of downtown. Amtrak inherited the station from the Southern Pacific Railway after the sort-of-not-really nationalization of the railroads, and did away with a gorgeous stain glass window on the front of the station that has since been since recreated. They couldn't pay the bills on the station though, so it became the event center we know and love today. But what did Amtrak do with that original stain glass window? Eat it? Maybe. Find out the TRUTH on this special edition of T.R.U.T.H.S. Presents!
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The San Antonio Riverwalk
T.R.U.T.H.S. Presents
Everyone knows about the San Antonio Riverwalk - it's one of SA's hot tourist spots winding its way through downtown. It's also super humid. Most importantly...it could be haunted! BY GHOSTS! On this show we address the mysterious case of the Riverwalk's architect, Robert Harvey Harold Hugman.
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The Boots at North Star Mall
T.R.U.T.H.S. Presents
You may have heard of or seen the giant boots outside of North Star Mall. The iconic cowboy landmark has been around since the 80's. As always, as we have done for countless years, we here at TRUTHS will tell you the OFFICIAL story of these beautiful boots...and then we'll tell you the REAL story...
info_outlineYou remember Cementville, right? Everybody does! The company town that existed in San Antonio until the 1980's returns to the spotlight, and we find out just what was at the bottom of the Quarry that supported it...