历史地标
Stilley-Young House (The Grove)
Built in 1861 in the Greek Revival style by brothers Daniel and Thomas Stilley. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP #05001105) and holds the prestigious State Antiquities Landmark (SAL) designation — one of only two SAL sites in Marion County. Known widely in folklore as 'The Grove' and featured on national television as one of the most storied historic properties in Texas.
到访信息
- 地址
- 405 Moseley St, Jefferson, TX 75657 · 在 Google 地图中打开
- 营业时间
- Tours available by schedule
- 评分
- 4.8 / 5 分 · 112 条评价评分来自收录本条目时的公开点评网站；出发前请查看最新评价。
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历史认定
- 建造年代：1861
- 美国国家史迹名录编号 05001105
- 得克萨斯州历史地标（RTHL）
- 州古迹地标（SAL）
标签
- landmark
- historic home
- 1861
- greek revival
- sal
- rthl
- national register
杰斐逊更多历史和文化遗产
- Alley-Carlson HouseBuilt in 1861 and retained in the founding Alley family for 130 years until 1991. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP #69000206) and a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, noted for its authentic preserved interior wooden features and original period furnishings.
- Birge-Beard HouseNeo-Classical home with Steamboat Gothic trim built in 1860 by Noble Birge, prominent merchant and civic leader who championed Big Cypress navigation and canal clearing. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP #70000754) and an RTHL.
- Captain William Perry HousePrivate Greek Revival residence of Captain William Perry, the steamboat captain who navigated the first riverboat to Jefferson in 1844 and built the Excelsior House. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP #70000755) and an RTHL.
- Perry M. Woods House (The French Townhouse)Built c. 1861 by Dan Alley Jr. and later owned by Perry M. Woods. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP #71000953) and an RTHL (1965). Renowned for its steep-pitched gables, decorative bargeboards, round accent windows, and carved Second Empire-style entrance doors.
- Capt. William E. Singleton House (Abernathy-Singleton House)Virginia Cross style home built by Abernathy and held by the Singleton family from 1885 to 1976. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP #70000757) and an RTHL.
- Secession HallBuilt in 1856. Purchased by Judge W.S. Todd in 1858 — an avid Civil War secessionist who named his son 'William Secession Todd.' A tangible piece of Jefferson's Confederate history.