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Wow I remember it Mr. Horn used to own it😊

Loved this mall growing up. There was two book stores across from each other on the second floor, and a kaybees. The movie theater had a tiny arcade and we would play galaga that was near the entrance of the theater open. Tucked in on the left side of the mall was a nice darkly lit arcade before going to the theater rooms

Where you see the bench by the gate and the pink and blue flowers is where my uncle and aunt are buried at. My uncle passed away back in 1999 his daughter passed away back in 2017 but they cremated her but what my family did was put the cremation and buried em with her father 😢😢😢😢

Hey… I went here as a little boy

Dobyou ever or know of channels that do anything similar in and around austin?

There is a cemetery on Division and 35, behind the sonic. If you go in about half way, on the right, there is a headstone with the name FRANKENSTEIN on it.

I am unable to find out the name of the mall (was Said) to house the current Alamo City Fellowship church on i35 . I really would love to know and see pictures of it in it's day. I feel like that is not a google search but something where you have to know someone older who was there.

Love your videos. I do drive videos of old historic structures... When I can't get to them. You did good with that A frame ladder

Windsor park mall and Walzem road used to be so awesome it was the place to go now the mall is closed and Walzem is dirty and full of crime

Southside country is basically gone with all this development of homes and apartments. It will never be the same. Thanks developers.

Thankyou so very much for showing us his new burial spot!!

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Very interesting!

I see they even put up street lights. Back in the day that's what was so spooky no lights whatsoever. Completely dark

Omg they're building a secret military base! 😬

So do you think gravestone by the riverwalk is on a patch of land that belongs to or used to belong to a member of the family? I wonder if the gravestone was placed there as a private memorial?

I always wanted to know what they look inside when I'm at a cemetery 🪦. Thanks!

I believe rackspace left the location to move somewhere in the northside. I wonder what Windcrest is planning to do with the building.

Very interesting. My daughter lives near this home and often walks the trail.😊

I don’t know how I hadn’t found your channel before but so glad I did!

There is a grave in Schertz behind selies mexican restaurant- don’t recall name but it also sparks my interest- I love exploring old cemeteries! Thank you!

Every time my middle school, high school would go to San Antonio.... Windsor Park Mall. First cabinet of mortal Kombat I ever saw. Windsor Park Mall. That moment was pretty significant, I still remember that. Life changing.

I support all local San Antonio content creators! Keep up the great work

Being a pauper equals Homeless 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Oooo im excited for the next video!!

Thank you so much for what you’ve done to clean up this cemetery… god bless you and yours ..I hope you receive all the blessings you truly deserve thank you again

Glad to see this video. Thanks

I want to Thank you for the attention and video of our family’s Historical Graveyard. This is indeed a sad story of how corporations and developers refused us entrance by fencing and barring the family from even cleaning up the graveyard then continue to stonewall and be non-responsive. All of our pleas have been ignored by the landowner and developers. My son - Justin Keller and my father Joseph Bonnin a WWII veteran of the Battle at Tarawa and a member of the Yankton Sioux Tribe, my mother-in-law Violet Bacon, my father-in-law Edmund Bacon and those that came before them are buried there. As the developers planned, we would grow old, move and become despondent from the plight. I would ask for anyone who is willing to come forward with ideas or join voices of support as we move forward with this challenge. The Bacons and Beckmans settled this area in the 1850s. btw we have had family climb this fence to care for the plot many times but they have either passed or are too old to climb a fence anymore. You may reach me at RachelleVarnes@msn.com or by phone 210-218-4571 all ideas and encouragement are welcome. Thank you

This is my family cemetery. All this land around it, the entire rim, la cantera, and six flags were our families ranch. My husband and I went out there a couple years ago so we could visit it and start cleaning it up. We realized once we got there, there isn’t any feasible way into the cemetery. We spoke with the apartment complex who let us in the gate and he was very kind. We are having to look into who to talk to about them putting a gate where it is more easily accessible since when they did construction they didn’t think of it obviously.

Glad you made a new video about mystic San Antonio keep up the awesome work … I thought maybe it was jimmy hoffa 😮

Very interesting! Originally, I thought this was the grave at Villa Finale.

UPDATE!: The rest of this mystery has been solved! Stay tuned for a follow up video!

I've passed by the grave stone for years and always wondered who it memorialized. Another San Antonio mystery partially solved. Well done

Found a Selso Gustamante on Find a Grave. Has the exact birth and death dates. He’s buried in Community Cemetery of Charlotte--Charlotte, Atasco County(east of Pearsall). The tombstone looks very brand new. Might be him reburied?

I believe the name is Selso and not Elso. Maybe then you'll find information on him. 😁😁😁

Please, don't take matters into your own hands by disturbing the people who live there. I'm hoping that maybe they see this video and can share light on this tombstone? We're all just curious to know if there really is someone buried there or not and would like to know about the person described on this stone! Update! Mystery has been solved thanks to followers on my Instagram! Will make a follow up video soon!

Wow I’ve never seen this grave before walking river walk that’s awesome man

It was built close to a high crime neighborhood so it was bound to fail.

Ther's also an abandoned rusty car on the other part of the creek across the trail. It used to be a ranch

Wow, that's too bad. I remember going to Windsor Park Mall when I visited my brother who lived not far from the mall. It was unique from the other malls. The atmosphere was more laid-back and relaxing.

Wow that dog had a long life.

A long time ago my cousin, a friend and I went there at night. The gate was open so we drove to the middle and then got off to walk around. They said they could hear noises so they wanted to leave pretty quickly. As we are exiting the cemetery a bunch of people in black robes started chasing our car out of there. Apparently there’s a group of supposed “satan worshipers” that hang in the area and mess with people. Not sure on what their intent or what they believe in but they did chase us out of there. That was a scary moment I won’t lie, my cousins car was old and slow so it was trying with all its might to get us out of there lol. We have never gone back since that night.

I remember frequently shopping there, when I first moved to town, in 1990. My aunt lived not far away, just off Austin Hwy. I got a small apartment nearby as well. I believe that JCP auto center was one of the places I'd applied to work that summer. Eventually got a delivery job later, though.

Me my brother and friends broke in there in 2003 and got in a bad car wreck outta nowhere on the way home.

You are correct.The road graf road was named after my grandfather, and those are my grandparents buried there,

My apologies -- my comment was geared towards Ingram Park Mall --

The writing on Windsor Mall was clear at the expansion of corporate development versus the aging residential areas of the area. Coupled with an unfortunate high crime rate area, the mall was sandwiched between Crossroads Mall (also now dead) to the north and the military communities of Lackland/Kelly AFB to the south containing their own shopping areas at the Base Exchanges. With the westside development, new shopping areas are cropping up with specialy stores and more conveniently located to new residential areas minus the crime rate.

rackspace sucks

Do a video on the orphan train kids millions of orphans parentless for some unknown reason

Great presentation. However, the name is pronounced Sah moo dee oh. Accent on second syllable.