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#98 Sam Smith House at 503 Water Street, New City Block 889, Urban Renewal Project 5, site of HemisFair’68, 1965

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#98 Sam Smith House at 503 Water Street, New City Block 889, Urban Renewal Project 5, site of HemisFair’68, 1965

What San Antonio Looked like in the 1960s Through Stunning Vintage Photos

#98 Sam Smith House at 503 Water Street, New City Block 889, Urban Renewal Project 5, site of HemisFair’68, 1965

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