Trinity Lutheran Church
This congregation traces its history to 1902, when it was organized in the Albert Schoolhouse. A sanctuary built here in 1902 was replaced in 1904, and this structure was erected in 1928. Worship services were conducted in the German language until 1950. A fine example of the Gothic revival style of architecture, the church features fine details in its arched window and door openings, Gothic steeple, and original pressed metal siding. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1989
30.2368° N, 98.6102° W
Where to Find It
take US 290 E approx. 1 mile to Lower Albert Rd.; take Albert Rd. north approx. .2 miles to intersection with RR 1
Nearby Markers
- <0.1 mi NE Site of The Andreas Lindig Lime Kiln Stonewall
- 0.1 mi SW Trinity Cemetery Stonewall
- 0.2 mi SE Andreas and Frederike Lindig Farmstead Stonewall
- 0.3 mi N Lyndon Baines Johnson Stonewall
- 2 mi SW Albert Nebgen House Stonewall
- 2.4 mi E Hye Post Office Hye