Photograph of the front and side of a one-story, gabled stone house taken from the driveway at the south corner. It has a small porch with decorative wooden posts and a gabled roof with wood trim around the eaves. There is a chimney on the right corner of the roof and trees and bushes are planted around the house, obscuring part of the building.

Photograph of the front door and porch in the center of a single-story stone house with a gabled roof covered with corrugated metal. The porch has two concrete steps and an extended wooden roof with decorative edging around the eaves and wooden slats in the gable end. The right side of the house is obscured by a bush; windows are partially visible on either side of the porch.

Photograph of the front and south sides of the Lehde-Voight House, a single-story white house with a mansard roof, partially obscured by trees on both sides of the image. It has shallow dormer windows on both visible sides, dentils along the frieze boards under the eaves, and pedimented windows that are painted with dark trim. There is a small entrance porch at the center of the building that has a set of steps at the right, square column posts with plain capitals, and lacework railings; the front door has decorative windows in the door and on either side. A sidewalk bordered by small plants extends from the porch toward the right of the image and a Texas state flag is posted on the right porch column.

Photograph of the front and south sides of the Lehde-Voight House, a single-story white house with a mansard roof, partially obscured by trees on both sides of the image. It has shallow dormer windows on both visible sides, dentils along the frieze boards under the eaves, and pedimented windows that are painted with dark trim. There is a small entrance porch at the center of the building that has a set of steps at the right, square column posts with plain capitals, and lacework railings. A sidewalk bordered by small plants extends from the porch toward the right of the image and a Texas History Commission medallion is visible to the right of the front door.

Photograph of the front of the Schmidt Home, a small, single-story side-gabled home with a steep roof that extends over a full-length front porch with plain white posts. There is a door at left, with multi-pane glazing in the top half and a single window at the right, with a bench below it; a Texas historical medallion is posted at the left of the door. The yard is enclosed by a wooden fence and a single-flight staircase is partially visible at left, leading to the top of the gable end. There are bushes along the front of the porch and trees on either side.

Photograph of the front and side of the Schmidt Home, a small, single-story side-gabled home with a steep roof that extends over a full-length front porch with plain white posts. There is a door at left, with multi-pane glazing in the top half and a single window at the right, with a bench below it; a Texas historical medallion is posted at the left of the door. The yard is enclosed by a wooden fence and a single-flight staircase is partially visible at left, leading to a door at the top of the gable end. There are bushes along the front of the porch and trees on either side.

Photograph of the front of a white house with yellow shutters, largely obscured by trees and bushes planted around the house. It has a full-length front porch with decorative brackets at the top of spindle posts and woodwork along the bottom of the frieze boards. There is a stone walkway at the center of the yard with garden plots on either side.

Photograph of the front of a white house with yellow shutters, largely obscured by trees and bushes planted around the house. It has a full-length front porch with decorative brackets at the top of spindle posts and woodwork along the bottom of the frieze boards. There is a stone walkway at the center of the yard with garden plots on either side and part of a neighboring home is visible in the background at right.

Photograph of the front of a single-story, cross-gabled brick house at the corner of Academy Avenue and Mill Street. The front-facing gable end at right has extended eaves with eave returns and scalloped woodwork, as well as decorative edging on the eaves and a pediment at the peak; the two windows below have arched brick crowns and a small roof with decorative edging and brackets. There is a front porch extending from the gable extension, to the left, with plain posts that has several steps leading to the front entrance in the center of the building. There is a concrete path through the center of the lawn and trees planted on either side.

Photograph of the front of a single-story, cross-gabled brick house at the corner of Academy Avenue and Mill Street. The side-facing gable end at left has extended eaves with eave returns and scalloped woodwork, as well as decorative edging on the eaves and a pediment at the peak. There is a front porch extending from the gable extension, to the left, with plain posts that has several steps leading to the front entrance in the center of the building. There are trees and flowers growing in the yard, with a low, white picket fence enclosing the back yard at left.

Photograph of the Haus House (Little Red School House), a single-story side-gabled house with a corrugated metal roof and an inset porch across the left side of the front. The house is painted yellow with white trim and the porch has plain railings and posts, and two hanging plants along the front. A tree is planted on the right side of the yard, at the edge of a wooden fence partially obscuring the house.

Photograph of the front and east side of the Haus House (Little Red School House), a single-story side-gabled house with a corrugated metal roof and an inset porch across the left side of the front. The house is painted yellow with white trim and the porch has plain railings and posts, and two hanging plants along the front.

Photograph of a two-story house painted light grey or blue, with darker shutters and white trim that has a smaller, centered second story with a hipped roof and small chimneys at either end. The front entrance is in the middle of the building and has decorative rectangular windows over the door; a second-floor balcony is over the door and is enclosed with plain railings with a pedimented front-facing gabled roof. There is a straight paved walkway to the entrance and the yard is grassy, with several bushes and trees, including one to the right that is partially obscuring the house.

Photograph of a grassy area partially enclosed by old stone walls that have uneven gaps at the top. There is a tree growing near the edge of the wall at left and buildings are partially visible in the background on the right side of the image.

Photograph of the south corner at the intersection of Coll Street and Academy Avenue in New Braunfels. There is a sidewalk along the edge of the road, with a utility pole on the corner and a stop sign with street names facing away. A building is partially visible in the center of the image, behind a grassy hill and several large trees, and a Texas historical marker is posted in front of it; a sign near the corner has an arrow directing people toward the Sophienburg Memorial Museum entrance. An unidentified family is walking on the sidewalk at the right side of the building and cars are parked at the edge of the street.

Photograph of the back (northeast side) of the Lindheimer House located at 491 Comal Avenue. It has a one-story stone extension at the back of the house, with a door at the right side and a small, raised porch leading up to it; the window and door are painted blue. An outbuilding is partially visible on the left side of the image, with part of the front garden and a covered walkway visible between the two buildings.

Photograph of the garden in the front yard (to the east) of the Lindheimer House, located at 491 Comal Avenue. The garden is arranged in a square, with diagonal paths leading to a circle in the center and various flowers in the triangular beds formed by the paths. There is a covered walkway with climbing vines along the back of the garden, and the southeast side of the house.

Photograph of the southeast part of the Main Plaza in New Braunfels, including a gazebo at left and a fountain at right. The gazebo is slightly raised on a stone platform and is a white octagonal structure with round columns and plain, low railings as well as a red dome mansard roof with decorative soffits and dentils along the frieze boards. The fountains is an octagonal basin with a tiered center section topped by a sculpture. There are paved walkways lined with red brick in the foreground, surrounded by grassy areas with shrubs and trees around the structures; buildings are partially visible in the background.

Photograph of the southeast part of the Main Plaza in New Braunfels, including a gazebo at left and a fountain at right. The gazebo is slightly raised on a stone platform and is a white octagonal structure with round columns and plain, low railings as well as a red dome mansard roof with decorative soffits and dentils along the frieze boards. The fountains is an octagonal basin with a tiered center section topped by a sculpture. There are paved walkways lined with red brick in the foreground, surrounded by grassy areas with shrubs and trees around the structures; buildings are partially visible in the background.

Photograph of Market Plaza in New Braunfels, a small grassy park in the center of Tolle Street, with a bench near the center of the image and trees along the edges. Buildings and parked vehicles are visible in the background, along either side of the street.

Photograph of Market Plaza in New Braunfels, a small grassy park in the center of Tolle Street, with a bench near the center of the image and trees along the edges. Buildings and parked vehicles are visible in the background, along the north part of the street.

Photograph of Market Plaza in New Braunfels, a small grassy park in the center of Tolle Street, with a bench near the center of the image and trees along the edges. The sign at the south end of the park is visible at the right side of the image with the text, "Market Plaza, Parks & Rec Dept." Buildings and parked vehicles are visible in the background, along either side of the street.

Photograph of the Main Plaza in New Braunfels, viewed from across the street at the northeast corner. Several structures are visible in the plaza among the trees and landscaping, including a white gazebo with a red dome roof at left, a fountain at center-left, and a flagpole at the center next to several statues in a garden area. Buildings are partially visible in the background at left, as well as the county courthouse on the right side of the image.

Photograph of the front and west side of Mergele House, located at 166 Comal, a one-story home with a gabled roof and wooden siding, painted light green with white accents. The front part of the building has eave returns and a decorative window shading at right, with a porch extending to the left across the front. There are decorative brackets and edging under the frieze board along the front porch, which match the decorative awning. Several signs related to a business are visible around the building.