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Sydnor-Heidenheimer Building, 1602 Sealy St Galveston, Galveston County, TX
John Sydnor, original owner of the house, was an important figure in early Galveston history. He was mayor of the city, commission merchant and auctioneer. Sampson Heidenheimer, who later made various changes to the building, was a prominent Galveston merchant. The architect of the present appearance of the building, Nicholas Clayton, was Galveston`s foremost professional designer and one of Texas` leading nineteenth century architects. ... Read More Read Less
Sydnor-Heidenheimer Building, 1602 Sealy St Galveston, Galveston County, TX
John Sydnor, original owner of the house, was an important figure in early Galveston history. He was mayor of the city, commission merchant and auctioneer. Sampson Heidenheimer, who later made various changes to the building, was a prominent Galveston merchant. The architect of the present appearance of the building, Nicholas Clayton, was Galveston`s foremost professional designer and one of Texas` leading nineteenth century architects. ... Read More Read Less


Sydnor-Heidenheimer Building, 1602 Sealy St Galveston, Galveston County, TX
John Sydnor, original owner of the house, was an important figure in early Galveston history. He was mayor of the city, commission merchant and auctioneer. Sampson Heidenheimer, who later made various changes to the building, was a prominent Galveston merchant. The architect of the present appearance of the building, Nicholas Clayton, was Galveston`s foremost professional designer and one of Texas` leading nineteenth century architects.Posted Date
Sep 27, 2021
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Library of Congress
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