Anhalt Hall

Anhalt Hall is a traditional wooden structure built in the style of early Texas community gathering spaces with distinctive regional architectural features. The building displays characteristic construction methods and materials typical of meeting halls from this era.

The hall was built during a period when wooden structures served as the primary type of community meeting place in rural Texas. Its listing on the National Register of Historic Places reflects its importance in preserving local architectural and settlement history.

The hall continues to serve as a gathering place for local celebrations and community events where residents maintain their social traditions. People come here to mark important occasions and stay connected to their area.

The hall is located in Spring Branch and available for various events and visits by arrangement. Check ahead for availability and current conditions to make the most of your visit.

The hall was built by a local community whose descendants still use and maintain the building today. This continued use across generations makes it a living part of the area's family heritage.

Location: Spring Branch

Address: 2390 Anhalt Road

Website: http://anhalthall.com

GPS coordinates: 29.81383,-98.47881

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:24