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View of the Lindheimer House. (Shaheryar Khan/Community Impact)
New Braunfels

Historic home in New Braunfels celebrates 'father of Texas botany’

By Shaheryar Khan

The Lindheimer House was built in 1847 by Ferdinand Lindheimer, known as the "father of Texas botany."

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