Windsor will always live in my heart. I was stationed at Lackland in 1978. I came here from a small Oregon town and my wife and I are small town people. We used to have fun just driving around Loop 410, sightseeing! The trip was never complete until we got cotton candy at the mall. Ah, to be young again. Thank you for the video.🙂

Do the railroad tracks near the state mental hospital. A clasic.

Oh no😮 this will be hunting…wonder if they will tell the that are buying gonna buy these houses…

I’m surprised the city would of hidden all this and built right over it with no remorse…I hope they got spooked not to touch around there…🙏let their souls be in peace

The beer garden was a nice place and they brewed good beer. In 1976 I talked to a brewery manager and told him it reminded me of the Yusay Pilsen Brewery in Chicago which also had a park and beer garden. He told me that when Yusay Pilsen closed a number of their workers came to Lone Star. Very fond memories of both places of a world long gone--very sad.

I worked there between 2011 and 2021. Crazy how much it changed...and then changed again. Now it's changed owners again...

My mom, uncles, aunts, grandparents and generations of my family are buried here. I am 68 years old and remember as a little girl going with my uncle to maintain the Gonzales’ family plots. Every one is responsible to keep their sections clean. Me and my sisters visited just a couple of weeks ago to visit my uncle’s grave on his birthday. Thank you for this video!

These idiots I was doing security for didn't tell me what this place was. Ive lived in San Antonio my whole life. I've heard about the place but never knew where it was. But I did two nights there parked right in front from 9 to 5 am. And yes it's haunted for sure not even the horses in the stable would come close. I would see shadows constantly throughout the night around my vehicle this night is a full moon and it was a heavier feeling tonight. The air felt heavy in my chest. And cats were appearing out of no where acting in humanish ways just the reactions running towards me fast what cat does that they keep distance n when I took off seeing it coming it was surprised that I was leaving the look on its face like she notices me and my approach. Intuition told me it's a witch. Very evil satanic place. Being that I'm a spiritualist intuitive my guides advised me of the place. Sacrifices of young children and being burned alive. Abandoned children human trafficking organ taking black market all in this building and still going on. That's why it's being reconstructed for the juvenile boys that are there next door. Why a shooting range so they can shoot the young boys with out a trace. Bexar county come on you know the system is twisted. The illuminati runs that. We are in the end days more blood moons more sacrifice. That place needs to be burned down. And why is there a chimney in one those buildings for the bodies they burn burn alive no trace. And why is their a airport so close by to traffic the organs faster. Come on now!! Open y'all's eyes do something. There has to be justice for these kids these boys. They need help. Justice justice justice. I pray to God. Stay away from this evil place unless you want to bring something back with you. Pray pray for these children or take this place down.

So THAT’S why Sears closed. They were playing too much Haim.

Have you heard about a couple graves off tally Rd.. In the drainage area. Behind 1430 medio Rd. I try to take a quick look but didn't see anything. A long time area resident told me

When I was a school boy this building housed a reform school. We called it "Southton". Whenever we got in trouble the adults would ask, you don't want to end up in Southton do you? No one wanted to go there. Once a friend and I rode our bikes out there to wave at a juvenile delinquent friend from outside the fence. Of course we never saw him.

I grew up on southton in the 70s 80s 90s. In the 70s,80s my brother and I used to hunt and fish in the woods all around there. We used to go play in the old hospital. Also my grandfather worked and retired from there. He spent decades there. Sadly. As mentioned in this video. He got tuberculosis and died. I remember we were all tested for a few years. What I didn't see is the other graveyard on southton. I lived beside the road to get to it. My brother and I used to hang out and dove in in the graveyard. There are haves in there from the late 1800s. Even a section for babies. It was the free neighborhood cemetery. As a matter of fact. My brother's wifes grandparents are buried there. I was 17-18 I believe. We dug the graves with the family. I used to stay the night out there. My brother and I would camp out at the back of it because it was real close to solado Creek where we fished and hunted. I can show you where it's at. It's hidden back into the woods. I was there the other day to spread some ashes as she has just passed away. My mother and grandparents grew up on southton since 1911. My mother always wanted some of her ashes to be spread in solado Creek where she grew up. I would like to know more about the cemetery I mentioned if the person who made this video would like to know where the other cemetery is at. I can show you

I hope in 2024 someone has cleaned up the forgotten final resting place of so many people.

I drive on the road that you think the original grave site was everyday always thought it felt off im supper weirded out so intresting!

I remember the batting cage??? Lol that was fun. The toy shop too. Forgot which shoe store. I think foot locker and finish line.

My dad had his car (Pontiac Bonneville )stolen in broad daylight in front of JCPenney’s 1989. Awesome mall in the early 80’s ( most people who live in San Antonio no exactly why this mall failed)

I lived on the South Side all my life and didn't know this😢Thanks for Sharing!!😊

Hearing and playing this for my 110 year old client I take care of. San Antonios East side Ethel Carroll. I always play history stories.for her.

Thank you so much for this video very informative ❤

Super intrigued from start to end. Thanks Awesome video! (:

Was there a community (town) there at one time? Maybe a church or family cemetery?

Very interesting story & now got to see location, really appreciate the explanation of tombstones. Also especially curious to see the Chess house. fairly nearby where we live. Already checked out Bacon cemetery, friend I grew up with has distant relatives buried there. thanks really enjoy all ur videos.

One thing I almost forgot is an elderly co-worked of mine at TEEKS told me when he was a small boy his mother worked there, she witnessed wagon loads of bodies buried in one large hole, these were patients who died of tuberculosis.

I worked for TEEKS back in the early 90’s. TEEKS is the training decision of Texas A&M. Bob Huges & I would go there to do inventory every year. There was a fully equipped Hospital, a workshop area that had a small Airplane and many other parts of airplanes. I went there many times alone, I’d heard nosies in the building that housed the airplanes. In the hospital many time I’d see shadows of people looking out the windows.

They were all young people!

Slow your panning shots.

I remember interviewing at Rackspace. They took me to the "Donkey Kong" room, lol. Very interesting place and experience! I had a number of friends that worked there over the years and had great experiences, but by some miracle I dodged a bullet and didn't get hired. They had their downhill trend start right around that time.

I love this story. Fabulous, with a surprise end. The graveyard is so primitive and rustically beautiful. This is one of my favorite stories to date. Thanks

Watching your videos, love them. Thought I'd help you out, specifically on your Schulmeier cemetary video. GEB = Geboren (born) GES = Gestorben (died) German. Keep up the good work!

I think I know where this us.I could be wring, but its near IH 10South of Randolph Aur Force Base.But I could be wrong.There is one south of Randolph, forgot the road You could see a large tombstone and there was a lot of brush.Also, there is one in Windcrest think called Busche Cemetery, name starts wuth a B. sits back in the woods.The road connects to Randolph Boulevard.

That lake/pool used to have the biggest blue catfish I have ever seen.

I know where that is. I've seen it many times while working (reading water meters). I always assumed it was just another of those small family cemeteries that are mostly lost to official records. Good information!

Great job 👏 on the video

It’s just a stone garden

I was left with more curiosity about the giant chess pieces on top of the house than the actual cemetery... Okay, I was equally curious. But would love to know more about the house.

Helotes used to be so small. Big lot lands. Not anymore

This was a great story. Thank you!

Best pay your respects to those Mexican cemeteries we don't take kind to those who disrespect the hente. Even if the family is no longer here to tend to those who are no longer with us. VIVA TEJAS

Amazing. Thanks.

That is a private property cemetery, due to the dates it should coming from rich people, those stones are in perfect condition, considering the dates, 98% Hispanics, who die young, based on the dates

Should do one on the cemetery off cibolo creek and Evans road. Another one behind “selys” on fm 78

Very cool and interesting

🏆⭐🙏🇨🇱 We have a cemetery that dates back to the Civil War with 16 and 17 year olds buried here. Some very ornate tombstones.🛐 Thank you for sharing this

Very cool 😎

Rolling oaks is next.

😢for some reason I could only hear your voice but the video shows total black screen throughout I was looking forward to watching it. 😢 I Like your channel you’re a talented videographer and storyteller 😊

I knew a Montemayor family from Helotes back in 80s.

You need to check out some of the cemeteries around Hondo and Yancy

This was a cool video. Totally unexpected twist there. Nice job with the research too.

What a find😳