Herder Half Moon Place
This Greek revival home (200 yards north) was built in the 1880s by George Herder (1818-1887), veteran of the Texas Revolution and pioneer farmer and rancher in the Half Moon community. A son, William (d. 1940), later ran a butcher shop and farmed the land, opening the house to travelers in need of a place to rest. Owned by members of the Herder family for over 100 years, the house and outbuildings are the only remaining evidence of the Half Moon community. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1982
29.4287° N, 97.2105° W
Where to Find It
from Shiner, take US 90A west 1.2 mile take FM 531 southwest 1.6 miles
Nearby Markers
- 0.8 mi NE Half Moon Shiner
- 2.1 mi NE SPJST Shiner Cemetery Shiner
- 2.2 mi E Captain Charles Welhausen Shiner
- 2.2 mi NE Shiner Cemetery Shiner
- 2.2 mi E Welhausen Park Bandstand Shiner
- 2.2 mi E Shiner Shiner