It’s not just a home; also it’s also a museum which has a rich history encompassed within it. The home is also a restaurant that provides all sorts cuisine. It can accommodate all kind of events, ranging from wedding, picnics, and honeymoons. Their recipes are just exceptionally brilliant.
They are many interesting facts about the Guenther Home. Originally it was a library, but now it provides a home to many artifacts including the cookie cutter, the Dresden plates from China given as an anniversary gift and lastly some baking accessories. Other notable artifacts also present here are Erhard’s plate made of silver, a trophy presented by the Casino Club Bowling Team of 1897. The trophy is a typical Victorian hand carved marble gifted to Guenther’s family.
The home contains two main sections; the Arbor and the Roof Garden. The Arbor completely furnished in canopies which offer an ideal space for outdoor gathering. The ceiling fans do the marvelous job of circulating some soothing air. The flowers and lovely landscape provide some lovely scenes. The roof garden is large, very spacious and offers a full view of the San Antonio River. It’s fitted with a porcelain tile, a fireplace, some wall scones and finally some ceiling lanterns.
Need some throwback to some of the great Victorian Era stuff? Then a visit to the Guenther’s home, River Mills and finally the Museum would sure fix any urge. Take a visit to this home and experience some interesting fact about American history while having great fun.
