Boldtville Schoolhouse
Land for this schoolhouse was given to Bexar County in 1919 by Albert F. Boldt. During that year this two-room building was constructed by local resident Fritz Gembler. From 1919 until 1960 it served as an educational facility for the children of nearby rural families. An example of a typical early 20th-century, two-room Texas schoolhouse, the structure features a pedimented porch with a cupola. (1984)
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
29.3640° N, 98.3612° W
Where to Find It
Loc. at Boltville community, at interection of Sulphur Springs and Foster roads, San Antonio
Nearby Markers
- 3 mi W In this vicinity the Battle of Rosillo San Antonio
- 4.1 mi E Cover Cemetery San Antonio
- 4.1 mi W Goliad Road San Antonio
- 4.2 mi E Salem Cemetery Sayers
- 4.2 mi W Salado Valley San Antonio
- 4.5 mi NW Site of the Camp of Stephen F. Austin San Antonio