An 1885 home built by a member of one of San Antonio’s best-known merchant families is now for sale
After his time in the British foreign service, George Stooks Chabot settled in San Antonio, where he became one of the city’s leading cotton merchants. Chabot’s son, George Alexander Chabot, followed him into the business world, becoming a crockery merchant. And after wedding his wife Lucile, the son even moved into a King William home […]
The post An 1885 home built by a member of one of San Antonio’s best-known merchant families is now for sale appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Recent Posts
An 1885 home built by a member of one of San Antonio’s best-known merchant families is now for sale
Cage the Elephant showed off its evolving sound at electrifying San Antonio show
San Antonio’s Grasshopper Lies Heavy unveiling new album focused on its brutal side
How Texas’ bathroom bill weaponizes transphobia against public institutions
Julia Stier, a grad of San Antonio’s Reagan High School, thrives as actor, writer and studio executive
An 1894 Victorian home with lots of Southern charm is now for sale in San Antonio’s Dignowity Hill area
20 of the best outdoor dining spots in San Antonio — now that it’s actually nice outside
San Antonio small-business owners say they’ll only back Project Marvel if Spurs, not city, lead construction projects
Texas health agency adopts emergency rule banning THC sales to anyone under 21
UFL’s San Antonio Brahmas look for greener pastures after Alamodome exit
"My job is to find and attract mastery-based agents to the office, protect the culture, and make sure everyone is happy! "