Site of Home of General Sam Houston. Site of the home of General Sam Houston and family; Original house built in 1837 by Thomas Barron; first occupied by the Houstons in 1854; torn down and rebuilt in 1897 by James Dallas. #8351

by Texas Historical Commission #08351 of the Texas Historical Marker series

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