Tiemann School
Named for Theodore Tiemann, who sold one acre of land to the county school district for $5.00, Tiemann School provided educational, cultural, and recreational opportunities for citizens in this area. Beginning in 1903 as a one-room, one-teacher facility, the school eventually was enlarged to accommodate two teachers and many students. A gathering place for many community events, Tiemann School closed in 1943. Along with other area schools, it was annexed by the Seguin School System in 1949. (1990)
29.5763° N, 97.9127° W
Where to Find It
from Seguin take US 90A 3 miles east to school building
Nearby Markers
- 1.3 mi W Elijah Valentine Dale Seguin
- 1.4 mi W John N. Sowell Seguin
- 1.4 mi W Henry Eustace McCulloch Seguin
- 1.4 mi W George Washington Lonis Seguin
- 1.4 mi W Andrew Jackson Sowell Seguin
- 1.4 mi W Robert D. McAnelly Seguin