Downes-Aldrich House
An outstanding example of Eastlake-Victorian architecture, started about 1891, completed in 1893, by J.E. Downes, prominent local businessman. Much of the material in the structure was imported from other states. Downes lived in the house until 1910, and sold it the next year to Armistead Albert Aldrich (1858-1945), distinguished civic leader and historian, who resided here until his death. The Aldrich family still occupies the house.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
31.3197° N, 95.4550° W
Where to Find It
corner of Milam and 7th in Crockett
Nearby Markers
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- 0.1 mi W Andrew Edwards Gossett Crockett
- 0.1 mi SE First Presbyterian Church of Crockett Crockett
- 0.1 mi S First Methodist Church Crockett