Built in 1906 in the Beaux-Arts Colonial style, the McFaddin-Ward House is 12,800 square feet. Its opulence demonstrates the wealth created by the Spindletop oil boom.
Built in 1906, the Chambers House tells the intriguing story of a family that lived in the home for 100 years making hardly no changes while society and the world advanced around them.
Built in 1845, the John Jay French Museum is the oldest surviving house in Beaumont & among the earliest in this part of the Texas Gulf Coast.
Dating back to 1906, Rose Hill Manor is one of the oldest landmarks in Port Arthur & listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Tours are by appointment only.
Originally built as a New England Colonial-style mansion, several owners changed the structure of this home to a Southern Greek Revival-style including large verandas, wide porches & majestic columns.
Built in 1900, the grandiose home is an authentic replica of a Pompeiian home of 79 A.D.
Completed in late 1894, the three-story, 15-room home houses Napoleon decorative art, including a rare death mask of the ill-fated emperor.
Built in 1902, the Heritage House depicts a typical upper-middle-class home from the turn-of-the-century through the 1940s.
