San Antonio's 'Skeleton House' returns for a fourth year
A Stone Oak family known for its humorous and elaborate front-yard display of Halloween skeletons has brought back the boneyard for a fourth year. The "Skeleton House" display returned Tuesday with the bony decorations arranged in the front yard as if they're unpacking boxes, presumably from the attic. The arrangement of the skeletons frequently changes each spooky season, and as of Wednesday, the display had already changed twice.
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