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CITY OF SAN ANTONIO

 Founded 1881

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*Click HERE for City Watering Schedule
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HERE to take the Parks Amenities Survey

San Antonio City Hall

San Antonio City Hall

San Antonio City Hall (1950s)

San Antonio City Hall (1950s)

Saint Anthony Catholic School

Saint Anthony Catholic School

Saint Anthony of Padua Catholic Church

Saint Anthony of Padua Catholic Church

Saint Anthony of Padua Catholic Church (Interior)

Saint Anthony of Padua Catholic Church (Interior)

Historic San Antonio Depot

Historic San Antonio Depot

Orange Belt Postcard San Antonio 1978

Orange Belt Postcard San Antonio 1978

Current and Final Depot 1970s

Current and Final Depot 1970s

Depot View San Ann Lumber 1950s

Depot View San Ann Lumber 1950s

San Antonio Lumber

San Antonio Lumber

The Herrmann Building

The Herrmann Building

San Antonio Citizens Federal Credit Union

San Antonio Citizens Federal Credit Union

Al's Pizza Shop

Al's Pizza Shop

Culligan Building 1955

Culligan Building 1955

S&R Tires

S&R Tires

San Antonio Restaurant & Lounge (Ralph's)

San Antonio Restaurant & Lounge (Ralph's)

Jovita Building

Jovita Building

San Antonio Post Office

San Antonio Post Office

San Antonio Post Office 1950s

San Antonio Post Office 1950s

San Antonio Pottery

San Antonio Pottery

Saf-T-Gas San Ann Grocery Jovita 1950s

Saf-T-Gas San Ann Grocery Jovita 1950s

Saf-T-Gas

Saf-T-Gas

Saf-T-Gas 1950s

Saf-T-Gas 1950s

St. Charles Hotel

St. Charles Hotel

St. Charles Hotel early 1920s

St. Charles Hotel early 1920s

Pancho's Restaurant

Pancho's Restaurant

San Ann Self Storage

San Ann Self Storage

Pasco County Fire Rescue #27

Pasco County Fire Rescue #27

Enroll In Our Public Alert System

The City of San Antonio offers a Public Notice Alert System to its water customers. In the event of a boil water notice, the City will issue an instant alert to registered residents via phone call, text message, or email. If you are interested in receiving these alerts, fill out the information in the form below. For more information on the Public Alert System, contact City Hall at 352-588-2127.

Thank you for enrolling

City Commission and Staff

Custodian of Records for the

City of San Antonio

Marissa N. Morales, CMC, City Clerk

P.O. Box 75

32819 Pennsylvania Avenue

San Antonio, Florida 33576

Email: cityclerk@sanantonioflorida.org

Phone: (352) 588-2127

Fax: (352) 588-2135

Our HISTORY
Written by William Dayton - reprinted with permission.
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On February 15, 1882, two men walked up a pine covered hill in what was then the southern part of Hernando County. From the hilltop they looked down upon a large and exceptionally clear lake. Government surveyors in 1845 had missed the lake altogether and the area was virtually uninhabited so the men probably felt that they had discovered the lake. One of them drew a latin prayer book from his pack and read that the day was the feast of St. Jovita. He accordingly named the lake in honor of that early Christian martyr. The two men proceeded around the lake to the hilltop where St. Leo Abbey now stands and one of them decided that he would reserve that land for himself.

 

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