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The Settlement of Leon Springs: From Prussia to Persia

The Settlement of Leon Springs: From Prussia to Persia

In conjunction with Igo Library’s Live Smart/Learn Well series, author Marlene Richardson recounts highlights from her 25-year journey writing about the history of Leon Springs, a vital watering hole for travelers of yore — from gypsies and gangsters to German nobility and Sufi sheikhs.

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13330 Kyle Seale Pkwy, San Antonio San Antonio

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