Earle-Napier-Kinnard House
Original two rooms were built in 1850's by John Baylis Earle. He married Emma C. Nelson; their children--J.B., JR., Henry S., Nelson, Anne--were born here. Earle manufactured Confederate uniforms in mill built in 1861. Main house was built in 1868 by J.S. Napier and wife Mary, who with seven children moved here from Alabama. The Rev. D.C. Kinnard married Sarah Napier; Mary, the Kinnards' daughter, lived here until her death, 1957.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
31.5517° N, 97.1235° W
Where to Find It
814 S. 4th (at corner of 4th & I-35), Waco
Nearby Markers
- 0.2 mi E Second Baptist Church of Waco Waco
- 0.2 mi SE George W. Truett Waco
- 0.2 mi W Waco University Waco
- 0.2 mi N St. James United Methodist Church Waco
- 0.2 mi NE Hebrew Rest Waco
- 0.3 mi NW Fort House Waco