The Spanish Governor's Palace in downtown San Antonio is a historic landmark that showcases the city's role in America's founding. It is one of the oldest surviving landmarks in the area and has served various purposes over the years.

The building was originally part of a presidio and housed the Spanish garrison captain. It later became a military residence until the early 1800s. After that, it was used for different purposes, including as a tire shop and a saloon.

Further details about the Spanish Governor's Palace and its history are available from local news sources, including KSAT 12.