Los Nogales, Adobe house in Seguin, United States
Los Nogales is an adobe house in Seguin with original sun-dried walls and cypress shingle roofing. The interior preserves a handcrafted kitchen and a cellar dug into the ground beneath the structure.
The house was built in 1849 for Justus Gombert and changed hands multiple times over the following decades. These transfers reflect the shifting population of the settlement era.
The building represents pioneer heritage and shows how early settlers lived in this region. Visitors can still see how simple materials and practical design reflected the harsh conditions of frontier life.
The building sits at the intersection of South River and East Live Oak Streets and now operates as a museum displaying local historical objects. Visitors should know that access may be limited and it helps to check opening hours in advance.
The grounds once housed the first Seguin Post Office, operated from an elevated tree house structure on the property. This unusual setup shows the creativity and resourcefulness of early residents.
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