This unassuming plaque marks the spot of a true architectural gem. This was once the home of Alfred Giles, a prominent architect who left an indelible mark on Texas. Born in England in 1853, Giles embarked on a journey to Texas in 1873. He sought a change of scenery and found himself captivated by the vibrant city of San Antonio. Here at 308 King William Street, Giles built a home for himself and his family in 1883. It was a testament to his architectural prowess, showcasing his unique blend of Victorian and local Texan styles. The Alfred Giles Home Plaque doesn’t just point to a house, it points to a legacy. It reminds us that even seemingly ordinary places can hold extraordinary stories.
Judson High School
Remember the name Moses Campbell Judson. Judson High School and the entire Judson Independent School District carry his name. He