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HISTORIC SITES OF NACOGDOCHES
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Historic
Site Name
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Link
to
Handbook of
Texas
On-line |
Description |
Other
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BUILDINGS |
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Flournoy-Granberry
House
Old Stagecoach Inn
Halfway House Inn |
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Restored
Nacogdoches County home built about 1841. Located 17.5 miles
east of Nacogdoches on TX Hwy. 21, about 1/4 mile west of
Chireno and the intersection of TX Hwy.95 and TX Hwy. 21.
Hours: weekends, 2pm to 4pm. |
History
and photos |
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Millard's
Crossing Historic Village |
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Includes
samples of East Texas architecture furnished with antiques and
collections of Texas documents and maps. Some buildings are
available to rent for special occasions. Buildings include
Millard-Lee house (1837), Millard-Burrows house (1840), Log
House and Fence (1830), Methodist Parsonage (1900), Double
Corn Crib (1830), Chapel (1905), Watkins Homestead (1895).
Located at 6020 North Street. Hours: 9am to 4pm Monday through
Saturday, 1pm to 4pm Sunday. Call 936-564-6631 |
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Nacogdoches
Fire Museum |
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Formerly
referred to as Central Fire Station, the museum is home to
Nacogdoches' first commercial fire engine, old sirens, nozzles
and tools, as well as numerous photos of local fires. Located
at 214 E. Pilar. Tours by appointment. Call 936-559-2541 |
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Old Stone
Fort |
HBoTX |
Spanish
colonial residence that interprets East Texas and Nacogdoches
history. This replica of Antonio Gil Y'Barbo's 1779 stone
house is on the SFA campus. Tours will be from 9am to 5pm
Tuesday through Saturday; 1pm to 5pm Sunday, free admission.
Call 936-468-2408. |
Stone
Fort Photo Exhibit
at ETRC-SFASU |
Sterne-Hoya
House and Museum |
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Built by a
prominent leader of the Texas Revolution in 1830. Sam Houston
was baptized here. Located at 211 S. Lanana. Hours: 9am to
noon and 2 to 5pm Monday through Saturday, free admission.
Call 936-560-5426 |
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Missions
and Monuments |
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Nuestra
Senora De Guadalupe De Los Nacogdoches Mission |
HBoTX |
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Nuestra
Senora Do Los Dolores De Los Tejas Presidio |
HBoTX |
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San Jose De
Ayamonte Pueblo |
HBoTX |
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San Jose De
Los Nazonis Mission |
HBoTX |
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