San Antonio’s River Walk Exists Because of a 1921 Flood That Killed 50 People. Almost Nobody Floating Past the Margaritas Knows That.

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The San Antonio River Walk draws roughly visitors expecting a scenic, festive stretch of restaurants and river barges, and it delivers exactly that. What most visitors don’t realize is that the ent…

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San Antonio’s River Walk Exists Because of a 1921 Flood That Killed 50 People. Almost Nobody Floating Past the Margaritas Knows That.

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