Sponsor Commercial: Kendall County Roofing

San Antonio physician Dr. Herff maintained his farm as a summer home until 1894 when his son, Charles moved to Boerne to manage the property until the early 1920s. In 1935, George and Erma Rozelle purchased 68 acres from Charles’ son. The property was last occupied in the mid-1980s. The family home, a two-story, limestone structure built in 1883, remains intact along with agricultural and domestic structures. In 2007 the Cibolo Center for Conservation purchased the farm that is now home to the Nest Nature School, community gardens and the weekly Farmer’s Market.

Sponsor Commercial: Kendall County Roofing
 San Antonio physician Dr. Herff maintained his farm as a summer home until 1894 when his son, Charles moved to Boerne to manage the property until the early 1920s. In 1935, George and Erma Rozelle purchased 68 acres from Charles’ son. The property was last occupied in the mid-1980s. The family home, a two-story, limestone structure built in 1883, remains intact along with agricultural and domestic structures. In 2007 the Cibolo Center for Conservation purchased the farm that is now home to the Nest Nature School, community gardens and the weekly Farmer’s Market.

If you missed that special interview, or want to hear it again...well here it is!  The Best of Boerne Radio on Demand as originally heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM!

If you missed that special interview, or want to hear it again...well here it is!&nbsp; The Best of Boerne Radio on Demand as originally heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM!

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