@visitsanantonio: Spooky season in San Antonio comes with some unexpected history! 👻🪦 Did you know San Antonio’s Historic Eastside Cemeteries are home to some fascinating stories connected to the city’s most iconic landmarks? From the founder of the historic Menger Hotel to the architect behind the San Antonio River Walk, there’s so much history to uncover! Here are two ways to experience it this October: 👻 @Sisters Grimm Oddities Parlor: Explore the historic cemeteries after dark and hear stories about the people buried here. 🎬 Picnic & a Movie: This Saturday, October 10, enjoy a FREE screening of Hocus Pocus at City Cemetery No. 1! Bring your blankets, chairs and favorite snacks. Free popcorn included! 📍 City Cemetery No. 1 | Enter across from 517 Paso Hondo ⏰ Gates open at 6:30 PM | Movie around 7:30 PM Save this for your next San Antonio adventure and follow along for more spooky stories this October! 🎃 📸 Archival photo credits: UTSA Libraries Special Collections. Historic photographs of San Fernando Cemetery from the 1970s are included for historical context and do not depict the Eastside Cemeteries. Additional historic images feature William Menger and Robert H.H. Hugman. #VisitSanAntonio #SanAntonioTX #SanAntonioThingsToDo #SanAntonioHistory #HauntedSanAntonio