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Kendall County Courthouse
Boerne, Texas |
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1870 with 1886 & 1909 Additions Architects - Zoeller and Stendeback / Charles Buckel / Alfred Giles Photos: Robert Deering 4/22/2008 |
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 1998 Courthouse |
COUNTY ORGANIZED: 1862
COUNTY NAMED FOR: George Wilkins Kendall, a journalist and pioneer Texas sheep man.
COUNTY SEATS: One - Boerne.
COUNTY SEAT NAMED FOR: Ludwig Boerne, a German author and publicist.
COURTHOUSES: Two - 1870 and 1998.
STANDING: Two -
- 1870 Italiante courthouse built of limestone (Architects Philip Zoeller and S. F. Stendeback). The second floor was added in 1886 by architect Charles Buckel, and the facade was redesigned and expanded by Alfred Giles in 1909.
- The 1998 structure was built across the street from the first courthouse and is designed to compliment the 1909 addition.
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 1870 Courthouse With 1884 Jail in the Background |
 1909 Addition to the 1870 Courthouse |
ADDRESS: 206 E San Antonio Ave, Boerne, Texa
 1884 Kendall County Jail |
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