PRESERVED - An 1800s Alsatian Village in Rural South Texas

20 miles west of San Antonio on the Medina River, Castroville was established in 1844. Called the “little Alsace of Texas”, Castroville’s preserved and new buildings alike pay homage to the architecture of the French-German settlers who pioneered here almost 200 years ago.
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Texas, Texas History, Castroville, Castroville Tx, Republic of Texas, Infrastructure, Village, Historic Preservation, History, Landmark Inn