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The Stockman Building

San Antonio, Bexar County

Marker Text

Erected 1867 to house shop of Diedrich Heye (1837-96), German-born master leather craftsman who made in this building the fine saddles, bridles, and harness required for ranching and trail driving. He was merchant to Capt. Richard King of King Ranch and other historic cattlemen. The Stockman Corporation, in tribute to its history, in 1970 restored and is preserving the original Victorian brick facade and native limestone walls. The architecture features handsome arched windows and an elaborate cornice with parapet. Cartouche shows the name of the builder. (1971)

Marker Details

Address 409 E. Commerce St.
Location Description E. Commerce St., N side between N. Presa and Losoya streets. Marker reported missing Nov. 2007.
Marker # 13391
Dedicated 1971
Size, Type 18" x 28"
Code markets, merchantiles; cattle topics; ranching topics; German topics
Latitude, Longitude 29.424023, -98.488621

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