Did you know about the Wurzbach family? Their Old Wurzbach Place, marked by this plaque, tells a fascinating tale. Old Wurzbach Place isn’t just a historical marker. It’s a window into the life of H.F. Wurzbach, a prominent rancher and Medina County Commissioner. Built in 1906, Old Wurzbach Place showcases Wurzbach’s vision. The house, with its striking Colonial columns and banisters, stands as a testament to his refined taste. But Old Wurzbach Place was more than just a beautiful home. In 1915, Wurzbach built a commissary on the property. This commissary served not only his neighbors but also the passing stagecoach line. Imagine the hustle and bustle as travelers stopped to rest and resupply. Old Wurzbach Place was a vital part of the community, connecting people and goods. In 1960, the ranch was purchased by the E.M. Stevens family, marking a new chapter in its history. The legacy of H.F. Wurzbach and his Old Wurzbach Place was officially recognized in 1967. It was designated a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark. This plaque ensures that the story of Old Wurzbach Place continues to be shared, reminding us of a time when ranchers like H.F. Wurzbach shaped the landscape and community of Medina County.
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