Homestead
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1800's Texas Stone House
The original 1800's Texas Stone House was restored in the fall of 2014, funded by the Conservancy.

Bungalo
The craftsman style bungalow was home to Max and Minnie Voelcker.

Butterfly Learning Center
Created by the Alamo Area Master Naturalists and operated by AAMN volunteers, the Butterfly Learning Center was designed to preserve native habitat, conserve native pollinators, and provide a hands-on learning experience for all.

Children's Vegetable Garden
The Children’s Vegetable Garden is home to a 16-week gardening program each spring and fall.

Historic Dairy Barn
Located between the 1930’s farmhouse that Max Voelcker built and the original 1800’s house made of limestone, the dairy barn is a remaining symbol of Hardberger Park's roots and heritage as a dairy farm.