His descendants occupied it until 1977. This is the oldest residence built within the original city limits still on its original site with family furnishings. Free admission, donations are welcome. This antebellum farmstead features an 1855 Greek Revival house, detached plank kitchen, cotton gin house museum and two outbuildings. Included are the pecan grove, 1870s gazebo, and a Farm History Center.
Admission is free.
Main house by appointment only. A Victorian neighborhood listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with restored homes built between 1870 and 1912. This 20-block area may be enjoyed by driving or walking. Self-guided walking tour brochures available at the Capital Area Visitor Center. Admission is free.