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Margaret Gething House

409 E Guenther St King William

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The King William District is known as the first national historic district in Texas. This is due to Margaret Gething’s organization of the King William Area Conservatory Society which she created in the early 1940’s. The goal of the organization was to preserve the Victorian culture and destruction of old homes.

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