This is one of the smaller attractions we visited and were not disappointed. It consists of 10 rooms, a terrace, and a garden. The layout is interesting. The facility grew from a one-room home in 1722 to the 10 rooms over the course of 200+ years, being added as needed during that time. It is one of the earliest buildings in the region still standing today. There are artifacts, paintings, and restoration notes spread around the different rooms, depicting life as it was in those days.

We kinda stumbled across this site and after visiting, I was a bit surprised it didn’t rate higher on the trip advisor list. Best described as a hidden gem and definitely worth a visit. Only need an hour or so to tour.

If you're interested in Texas History, this is a good stop to make if you're visiting the Historic market as it's located one to two blocks away from there. I wouldn't make a special trip though, as it only takes about 45 minutes to go through the building and grounds and read the information. There is a docent there to answer questions if you have any. Admission is $5 per person.

Great for a quick bit of history in an uncrowded location. Began as humble officer quarters, but added on to again, and again, and again. Being saved from almost certain bulldozing, brought us this home whose former prime location saw so much history.