An industrial giant who dominated the business and politics of San Antonio. The Judgment of William B. A short film of the intrepid adventurers who founded Saint Hedwig. The heroes, outlaws, pioneers, and rogues that made the history of East Bexar County. Where the Wild West, American South, and Old Mexico collided. Where cultures, national interests and historic movements met head-on. A tangible reference for locating places and people.

The exhibit was curated by David Guss. A Professor of Anthropology at Tufts University, Guss has gathered what is perhaps the largest collection of the neighborhood movie-going experience in the United States. Included in the original exhibition were archival photographs from theatres and surrounding businesses, posters, ads, dish sets and other give-aways, seats, original stained glass and fixtures, and even a ten foot neon marquee from the Paramount.

Blog about food policy and whether or not it exists. My main view in all of this? It leads to more affordability. However, as the consumer, you are left wondering how that product turned up in your life. Well, I wish I could give you the answer.