Junction of Two Important Rivers, the Guadalupe and the Comal
Site claimed May 8, 1718, for King of Spain by Gov. Martin de Alarcon, and used by priests and army units in traffic to East Texas. In 1845, ferry here, run by Adolph von Wedemeyer, aided German immigrants settling Central Texas. In 1860s this was site of brick kiln and tannery. (1968)
29.7048° N, 98.1138° W
This marker stands on private property. Please view it from the road or ask the owner first.
Where to Find It
backyard of home located at 246 East Lincoln St. (private property), New Braunfels
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