Seguin, Texas

Seguin (/sɪˈɡiːn/ sig-EEN) is a city in the U.S. state of Texas. It is the county seat of Guadalupe County. As of the 2020 census, the population was 29,433.

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• Seguin, TX, water tower IMG 8155.JPG

  I took photo with Canon camera of water tower in Seguin, TX.

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  Guadalupe County Courthouse, 1936, in Art Deco style by Lewis Wirtz and Harold Calhoun

• Walnut Springs Park, Seguin, TX IMG 8185.JPG

  Walnut Springs Park on Walnut Branch, a small tributary of the Guadalupe River, was first constructed by members of the Civilian Conservation Corps.

• Los Nogales Museum, Seguin, TX IMG 8169.JPG

  Los Nogales Museum, only adobe building in Seguin (built 1849), restored by Seguin Conservation Society, 1953

• Historic Dietz-Castilla Doll House, Seguin, TX IMG 8170.JPG

  The charming Dietz-Castilla Doll House, built 1910, now located next to Los Nogales Museum

• Sebastopol House, Seguin, TX IMG 8182.JPG

  Sebastopol House State Historic Site, one of the oldest and finest surviving concrete buildings west of the Mississippi River

• Heritage Museum exhibits paleo-Indian artifacts, African-American history, the German heritage, and more.

• Texas Theatre in Seguin, TX IMG 8156.JPG

  The Texas Theatre, designed by "local boy" Marvin Eickenroht, opened in 1931, restored and reopened 2011.

• Palace Theatre, Seguin, TX IMG 8168.JPG

  The Palace Theatre in the downtown Historic District hosts periodic community events.