Giddings, Texas

Places to Explore

• Lee County Courthouse, Giddings, Texas

  The Lee County Courthouse in Giddings, Texas, is a significant historic place. Lee County was organized in 1874, and Giddings was selected as the county seat after a contested election. The first Lee County Courthouse was completed in 1878, but it was destroyed by fire in 1897. The current three-st

• Droemer Brickyard Site

  The Droemer Brickyard Site is a historic place located one mile southwest of Giddings, in Lee County, Texas. This brickyard began operations in 1870. The site retains the remains of its original rectangular-updraft kiln, dating from the yard's establishment. Visitors can also observe the original cl

• Schubert House, Giddings, Texas

  The Schubert House, located in Giddings, Lee County, is a significant historic place. Merchant August W. Schubert built this two-story residence in 1879, showcasing a Greek Revival architectural style. Schubert, a Wendish settler, constructed this home for his wife and ten children. In 1894, Schube