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#165 Truck going down ramp from Villita Street to construction site of San Antonio River cutoff channel, San Antonio, 1929

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#165 Truck going down ramp from Villita Street to construction site of San Antonio River cutoff channel, San Antonio, 1929

What San Antonio looked like in the 1920s Through Fascinating Historical Photos

#165 Truck going down ramp from Villita Street to construction site of San Antonio River cutoff channel, San Antonio, 1929

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