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Dimensions4928 x 3264
Original file size12.7 MB
Image typeJPEG
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Date taken23-Jan-16 11:13
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Camera makeNIKON CORPORATION
Camera modelNIKON D7000
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ISO speedISO 200
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Site of The Andreas Lindig Lime Kiln

Site of The Andreas Lindig Lime Kiln

Stonewallbr/Gillespie County, Texasbr/30 14.240' N 98 36.585' Wbr/Directions: Start at the intersection of Lower Albert Road and Ranch Road 1. The marker is on the southwest corner of the intersection.br/ br/Text: First kiln, eastern Gillespie County. Built 1874 by Andreas Lindig, trained in his native Germany in quicklime making. On his homestead, he found rock to be hauled to this site by ox-wagon, using 7 loads of rock for each quot;batchquot; of lime. Post oak wood, burned in a cooking bed, produced high heat which produced the lime. Besides that for his own use, he made lime commercially for neighbors. Lindig's home (built 1874, about .5 mi. S) shows endurance of cement made from his lime. So does the 1963-1969 quot;Texas White House,quot; built nearby in 1897 by Willie Meier. 1970 Incise in base: Erected by Otto Lindig (age 86) and Lydia Lindig Bohls (age 60).