The Kuhlmann-King Historical Complex is a preserved 1880s homestead that offers a brief look into Boerne's German heritage.
Built in 1885 by German immigrant William Kuhlmann for his bride, Marie, the Kuhlmann-King House serves as the centerpiece of this historic site. The property includes a separate structure originally used as a kitchen and washroom, as well as the Henry Graham building, a late nineteenth-century structure relocated to the grounds in 1984. After serving various roles, including as a public school building, the site was designated a Texas historic landmark in 1982.
The Kuhlmann-King Historical Complex is open for free tours on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
Visitors can tour the 1885 home, view a historic pioneer kitchen, and see local artifacts housed in the Henry Graham building.
The Kuhlmann-King Historical Complex is located at 402 E. Blanco Road in Boerne, situated on what is known locally as \"The Historic Hill.\"