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This San Antonio mansion for sale has copper animal sculptures in the backyard and a carousel bathroom

This San Antonio mansion for sale has copper animal sculptures in the backyard and a carousel bathroom

The Olmos Park home of late San Antonio socialite Louise Straus is for sale

The Olmos Park home of late San Antonio socialite Louise Straus is for sale

Everything we saw as hundreds took to San Antonio's streets for the Bans Off Our Bodies rally

Everything we saw as hundreds took to San Antonio's streets for the Bans Off Our Bodies rally

A retired AT&T exec is selling his $3.8 million Olmos Park estate with an Olympic-sized pool

A retired AT&T exec is selling his $3.8 million Olmos Park estate with an Olympic-sized pool

News Slideshows

This San Antonio mansion for sale has copper animal sculptures in the backyard and a carousel bathroom

This San Antonio mansion for sale has copper animal sculptures in the backyard and a carousel bathroom

The Olmos Park home of late San Antonio socialite Louise Straus is for sale

The Olmos Park home of late San Antonio socialite Louise Straus is for sale

Everything we saw as hundreds took to San Antonio's streets for the Bans Off Our Bodies rally

Everything we saw as hundreds took to San Antonio's streets for the Bans Off Our Bodies rally

A retired AT&T exec is selling his $3.8 million Olmos Park estate with an Olympic-sized pool

A retired AT&T exec is selling his $3.8 million Olmos Park estate with an Olympic-sized pool

News Slideshows

This San Antonio mansion for sale has copper animal sculptures in the backyard and a carousel bathroom

This San Antonio mansion for sale has copper animal sculptures in the backyard and a carousel bathroom

The Olmos Park home of late San Antonio socialite Louise Straus is for sale

The Olmos Park home of late San Antonio socialite Louise Straus is for sale

Everything we saw as hundreds took to San Antonio's streets for the Bans Off Our Bodies rally

Everything we saw as hundreds took to San Antonio's streets for the Bans Off Our Bodies rally

A retired AT&T exec is selling his $3.8 million Olmos Park estate with an Olympic-sized pool

A retired AT&T exec is selling his $3.8 million Olmos Park estate with an Olympic-sized pool

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