August Hoffmann: A German-Texan Survivor of War, Principle, and the Hill Country Frontier
Correction and Retraction: In a previously published article concerning August Hoffmann, information was included indicating that he died in the […]
Correction and Retraction: In a previously published article concerning August Hoffmann, information was included indicating that he died in the […]
Men of the Hill Country: Kendall County’s Legacy in America’s 250-Year Story Featuring the Kuhlmann, Fabra, Herff, and Dienger Families
Men of the Hill Country: Kendall County’s Legacy in America’s 250-Year Story Read More »
Correction and Retraction: This article previously indicated that August Hoffmann died in the 1862 Nueces Massacre (also known as the
August Hoffman (1843–1862): A Young Freethinker’s Final Journey Read More »
In the Hill Country town of Comfort, where the cypress trees lean over the Guadalupe River and thelimestone hills glow
Comfort’s Enduring Tribute to the German-Texan Unionists of 1862 In the heart of Comfort, Texas, shaded by ancient live oaks
Treue der Union Monument: Hill Country Loyalty to the Union Read More »
In the quiet folds of the Texas Hill Country, where limestone bluffs rise above clear creeks, and the breeze carries
Ernst Beseler (1841–1862): A Young Life, A Lasting Legacy Read More »
By the time Kendall County was beginning to find its modern footing, it was families like Bob and Della Russell
The Story of Christian Dietert Christian Dietert (1827–1902) — Hill Country Miller, Builder & Pioneer Have you ever wondered who
From Prussian Millwright to Texas Trailblazer: Read More »
In the story of Kendall County’s development, certain names stand out as pillars of growth and community spirit. Among them
August B. Rausch: A Leader in Agriculture and Business Who Strengthened Kendall County Read More »
In the quiet corners of Boerne, Texas, where limestone buildings line Main Street and the Hill Country breeze carries echoes
Bruno Phillip: Boerne’s Fallen Son and the Legacy of Service Read More »