Within the history of the Coker Settlement in San Antonio, Texas lies the story of life in the late 1800's. The cas of farmers represent the underlying agricultural heritage that shaped San Antonio. Over 600 families are mentioned in this rich slice of Texas history.

This book "juxtaposes archival postcard views with either a modern card or a personal photo to show what change, if any, has occurred to the buildings and locations that make up San Antonio, such as The Alamo. While appreciating the city's past, the book features great changes that have been made, for better or worse. In additon, the author, a native of San Antonio, has included personal memories in an effort to entertain, as well as educate, new residents and tourists about aspects of the old town"--Page 4 of cover.

Remember that incredible, unique sound that was San Antonio radio in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s? There was that "nothing like it before" music that rocked us. But...more importantly, there were those incredible air personalities who literally blew us away! These giant talents did more than spin "stacks of wax." They created a whole world of entertainment that we could be a part of at the flick of a switch or the press of a button. Real, live Disc Jockeys, who chose their own music, created imaginary sidekicks, made us laugh and filled our days and nights with companionship and joy. 267 pages of stories, memories, pictures and fun!