The property is not an individual historic landmark but contributes to the Sophienburg Hill Historic District. Hurry, first come, first serve. Admission. We are open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. New Braunfels traditionally celebrates Founders Day on March 21. The school functioned as such until 1957, and it now serves as the Fischer Store School Community Center. A show globe!See Sophienburg.com/museum-showing-collection-of-bizarre-objects/#museumathome #supportNBmuseums #ilovemuseums“It's so super important to support those nonprofits that are there and make sure that they can rebuild.
Sophie’s Shop at the Sophienburg MuseumWhat cheers you up in May? It’s Alamo Heroes Day. Big thank you to Downtown Rotary of New Braunfels for the Big Check that made it possible! "There are a few wineries and vineyards in the area to visit (yes, I consider vineyards outdoorsy; drink that wine on … In 1917 the Schneiders sold the property to Henry Kruse when they moved across the street to a larger, newly constructed home at 563 Magazine Ave.The residence was originally built in 1910 by Edward F. Schneider (1861-1919) and Emma Maurer Schneider (1857-1935) adding to their considerable land holdings in the area. .
#innewbraunfels #175yearsofhistory #newbraunfelshistoryA little Texas history on view...It’s a beautiful day to change out our aging HVAC units at the Sophienburg! Think about this...#museumathome @sophienburg Sophie’s Shop at the Sophienburg MuseumSpring is here and so are the butterflies!
We at the Sophienburg are the Guardians of our History and the Keepers of the Treasures. #supportNBmuseumsDid you know that Comal ISD was once more than 29 small rural school districts? March 6. A classic full-bodied red, Cabernet Sauvignon is known for its durability: its grapes are notably thick and resilient, and its vine displays remarkable resistance to the elements...much like the time-tested historic architecture of the Sophienburg Hill Historic District! City Council approved the designation of the Stock Historic District on May 9, 2011, making this the City’s second, local his-toric district. The property is not an individual historic landmark but contributes to the Sophienburg Hill Historic District.The exterior is clad in wooden siding and the original windows are intact. Railroad Museum - 102 N. Hill Street in the Old New Braunfels Depot (c.1891) Schlitterbahn - 400 N. Liberty St. 830-625-2351. After August’s death in 1935 his widow, Emma Ida Elsemann Kluth, continued to live there until her death in 1952.Edward and Emma resided at 563 until Edward’s death in January 1919 at the age of 53 at the height of the Swine Flu epidemic.The interior has the original yellow pine flooring throughout and the two bedrooms lack closets which was the style of the period. They are scheduled to cross the Guadalupe River about 3pm Friday, March 20, 2020. #happybirthdaynewbraunfels #innewbraunfels #since1845Send a message to Sophienburg Museum and Archives:We will notify you when anything happens in New Braunfels.Lonestar Flags are flying! Check out what one little patron told her mom after her class spent the day at the Sophienburg Museum and the Museum of Handmade Furniture.
The Schneider House at 532 Magazine Avenue is a single-family dwelling with two accessory structures located on the back of the property. No words can fully express the love and pride felt by all who call New Braunfels Home. Marvin’s widow, Gertrude Leop Koepp, continued to live there until her death in 2000 when the Koepp heirs sold it to Jennifer Cuppetilli. So very proud to be involved in preserving the history of New Braunfels.Barron Casteel - term ended Mayor 2014-2020The Sophienburg Museum and Archives is located in the historic Sophienburg Hill District, just two blocks off San Antonio Street, in walking distance from downtown New Braunfels. Our ‘Sophie Sewers’ committee restore garments in the collection like this beautiful turn of the century soutache velvet cape. Schmidt who later sold it to August Kluth in 1922.