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Capt. Charles Schreiner Mansion, Renaissance Revival mansion in Kerrville, Texas

Capt. Charles Schreiner Mansion is a two-story limestone building with ornate architectural details, featuring pink granite columns imported from Italy and craftsmanship influenced by German design traditions. The interior layout and finishings reflect the wealth and taste of the late 1800s.

The mansion was constructed in 1879 by architect Alfred Giles and was the first limestone building built in Kerr County, marking an important moment in local construction history. Its architectural significance led to its inclusion in a national register for historic properties.

The mansion now houses a museum dedicated to local heritage, with exhibits and artifacts that show how people lived and built communities in this region. Through its rooms and collections, you can understand the role that wealthy families played in shaping the area.

The mansion can be visited through guided tours that explain the layout and decorative details throughout the building. It helps to check ahead for tour availability and plan enough time to see the main rooms and learn about the craftsmanship.

A striking addition from 1895 is the expansive porch that blends Romanesque Revival and Chateauesque design elements, created by the same architect who designed the original structure. This later expansion shows how the property evolved to reflect changing tastes and architectural trends.

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Alfred Giles
Architectural style
Renaissance Revival architecture
GPS coordinates
30.04611,-99.13972
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December 12, 2025 16:43
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