Former Site of Heidenheimer Castle

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Former Site of Heidenheimer Castle

Former Site of Heidenheimer Castle is located at 1602 Sealy Ave in Galveston, Texas 77550. Former Site of Heidenheimer Castle can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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    A Former Site of Heidenheimer Castle is located at 1602 Sealy Ave, Galveston, TX 77550


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    A The website (URL) for Former Site of Heidenheimer Castle is: https://www.galveston.com/whattodo/tours/self-guided-tours/historical-markers/former-site-heidenheimers-castle/


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    Friday: 24 Hours
    Saturday: 24 Hours
    Sunday: 24 Hours
    Monday: 24 Hours
    Tuesday: 24 Hours
    Wednesday: 24 Hours
    Thursday: 24 Hours


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    Saturday:
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    Sunday:
    24 Hours
    Monday:
    24 Hours
    Tuesday:
    24 Hours
    Wednesday:
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    Thursday:
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    Shahram Tabibzadegan on Google

    image This is a historic landmark. In 1857 John S. Sydnor (1812-1869), former Galveston mayor, built the original two-story, eight-room structure at this site. Samson Heidenheimer (1834-1891) bought it in 1884. The German-born Heidenheimer began with a $100 loan and built a fortune as a Confederate blockade runner. He was associated with Sydnor and his son Seabrook in an auction business. Heidenheimer enlarged the house to four stories and 37 room and added castle-like tower and turrets. It changed owners many times after his death; burned in 1973, and was razed in 1975.


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