King William Historic District in San Antonio, Texas

The King William District of San Antonio was developed in the late 1800s by upper class residents. Large, opulent homes are interspersed with smaller houses.

The Carl Harnisch house
is a Victorian Queen
Anne.

This Italian Villa home was

build for Albert Steves

in 1883.

The Edward Steves, Sr.
 Homestead is a French
 Second Empire Victorian
style home.

It is now a museum that is open for tours.

This Folk Victorian Cottage
built for Gustav Groos
is charming.

The George Kalteyer House's

 Romanesque Revival features

are stunning.

The front entrance of Ike West's

Second Empire home was

adjusted to face the corner

of its lot.

The porches on the Edward

 Steves, Jr. house remind

me of New Orleans.

As does the Carl Wilhelm

August Groos home.

North/Polk/Mathis home is built

 in the Italian Renaissance

style.

The William Sanger house has

Neoclassical & Italianate

features.

This house doesn't fit architecturally.

This Art Modern home was

built in the 1940s.

Eric & I love the porches

on Alexander Joske's

Colonial Revival home.

The Blondin house was built

in the Neoclassical style.

The William Kalteyer house,
with its sweeping porches
was planned to accent its
corner entrance.

The Albert Steves Carriage

house was remodeled as a

 residence around 1925.

Our next stop is HemisFair Park
& the Tower of the Americas.