National Register listings in Comal County, Texas

31 listings 11 districts 15 with nomination summaries Updated October 2026
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Historic districts (11)

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Places: New Braunfels (23) · Spring Branch (3) · Fischer (1) · Gruene (1) · Bulverde (1) · Natural Bridge Caverns (1) · Schertz (1)

NamePlaceTypeListed
Anhalt Hall Spring Branch Building 2018
Arnold-Rauch-Brandt Homestead New Braunfels District 2018
Brauntex Theater New Braunfels Building 2008
Breustedt, Andreas, House New Braunfels Building 1982
Central Fire Station New Braunfels Building 2019
Central New Braunfels Historic District New Braunfels District 2026
Comal County Courthouse New Braunfels Building 1976
Comal Hotel and Klein-Kuse House New Braunfels Building 1986
Comal Power Plant New Braunfels District 2004
Comal Springs New Braunfels Site 2019
Faust Street Bridge New Braunfels Structure 2009
Faust-Frueholz House and Medical Building New Braunfels Building 2024
First Protestant Church New Braunfels Building 1971
Fischer Historic District Fischer District 2017
Groos, Carl W.A., House New Braunfels Building 2000
Gruene Historic District Gruene District 1975
Guadalupe Hotel New Braunfels Building 1975
Holz-Forshage-Krueger Building New Braunfels Building 1997
Honey Creek Historic District Spring Branch District 2018
Hotel Faust New Braunfels Building 1985
Kabelmacher House Spring Branch Building 2019
Kappelmann-Mayer Ranch Bulverde District 2020
Klein, Stephen, House New Braunfels Building 1970
Lindheimer House New Braunfels Building 1970
Main Plaza New Braunfels District 2021
Mission Valley School and Teacherage New Braunfels District 2020
Natural Bridge Caverns Sinkhole Site Natural Bridge Caverns Site 2004
Pape-Borchers Homestead New Braunfels District 2020
Riley's Tavern New Braunfels Building 2018
Saint Joseph's Chapel Schertz Building 2014
Walzem Homestead New Braunfels District 2018

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Nominations, tax-credit certifications and official records for Texas go through the Texas State Historic Preservation Office. See how to nominate a property.