Located at 300 S. 5th street. Admission is charged. Mrs. Earle sold the mansion in 1872 to her brother, Gen. Thomas Harrison, one of Waco's six Confederate generals during the War Between the States. Detached kitchen is the repository of the Gov. Pat M. Neff kitchen collection. Located at 1901 North 5th Street.
Admission is charged.
Open Tues through Sat from 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Located at 701 Jefferson Avenue. Admission is charged. Fee is charged. Still in use as a pedestrian crossing of the Brazos River in downtown Waco, was the nation's largest suspension bridge when it was built in 1870 and became vital avenue over which passed much of great Western movement including the Chisholm Trail. The famous Brooklyn Bridge was later patterned after it.