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Old New Braunfels High School Built in 1913 to replace the old New Braunfels Academy, this building was designed by San Antonio architects C.V. Seutter and Alister Shand, and built by local contractor Adolph F. Moeller. It served as an educational facility for over fifty years. Reflecting influences of the Prairie School Style, the building features corbelled brick and stone detail, a broad one-story entry porch, and some windows with fine muntin detail in the upper sashes. Recorded texas Historic Landmark-1986 #3578
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| Author | Darrylpearson |
430 W. Mill St., New Braunfels, TX, United States
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