Kneip-Bredthauer House


Kneip--Bredthauer House
U.S. National Register of Historic Places
The Kneip-Bredthauer House in 2008.
Location	SE corner of Colorado and Cedar Burton, Washington County, Texas
Nearest city	Burton
Coordinates	30°11′6″N 96°35′46″W / 30.18500°N 96.59611°W / 30.18500; -96.59611Coordinates: 30°11′6″N 96°35′46″W / 30.18500°N 96.59611°W / 30.18500; -96.59611
Architectural style	Queen Anne
MPS	Burton MPS
NRHP Reference #	91000719
Added to NRHP	June 11, 1991

The Kneip—Bredthauer House, located at the southeast corner of Colorado and Ceder in Burton, Washington County, Texas, is a building of historical significance. The house is a two-story modified L-plan dwelling with Queen Anne detailing, which is unusual for the Burton area.^[1]

Dr. A.T. Kneip was responsible for this unusual design. Under Kneip's ownership, the house was enlarged around 1910 to its current two-story configuration. Following Kneip's death in 1913, the house was purchased by Henry and Minnie Bredthauer, who lived in the house for more than 50 years.^[2]

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