Windwehen Home
Carl Victor Windwehen moved to New Braunfels with his mother and young daughter after his wife, Charlotte (stocker), had died. He was the only dentist listed in the city’s 1906 telephone directory. Dr. Windwehen married Lina Coreth in 1910, and the family moved into this house, a wedding gift to his new bride. Carl died in 1946, and Lina lived here until her death in 1975. The Queen Anne style modified L-plan house with center passage is of wood frame construction with double drop pine siding, and original bays on two of the four sides. Other historic elements include early sleeping porch and nursery additions, a garage and a washhouse
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
29.7055° N, 98.1255° W
Where to Find It
257 E. Bridge
Nearby Markers
- 0.1 mi SE Mill Street Telegraph Station New Braunfels
- 0.1 mi SE August Dietz Cottage New Braunfels
- 0.1 mi SE Joseph Klein House New Braunfels
- 0.1 mi SE The Eggeling Hotel New Braunfels
- 0.1 mi S New Braunfels: County Seat of Comal County New Braunfels
- 0.1 mi S Comal County Courthouse New Braunfels