The Fritz Zedler Home
Born in Germany, Fritz Zedler (1840-1932) came to Texas in 1852. He moved to Luling in 1884 and began operation of Zedler's Mill, soon a thriving business. This house, built in 1900 from Zedler's own plans, testifies to his pride and prosperity. The original structure had ten rooms and four porches. In 1964 Zedler's daughter, Frances, sold the house. It was used as rental property until Corinne and Wesley Parker purchased (1970) and restored it (1972). Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1974
29.6683° N, 97.6510° W
Where to Find It
near the corner of S. Laurel St. and SH 80
Nearby Markers
- 0.1 mi S Zedler's Mills Luling
- 0.7 mi N Episcopal Church of the Annunciation Luling
- 0.7 mi N Francis-Ainsworth House Luling
- 0.8 mi N First Presbyterian Church of Luling Luling
- 0.8 mi N First Christian Church of Luling Luling
- 0.9 mi N City of Luling Luling