Hatfield Plantation
Built of brick, white pine and cedar by slave labor in 1853, for Basil M. Hatfield, a San Jacinto soldier whose steamboat plied the Brazos River. His Washington store building was used by the Republic of Texas for its meetings, and here was held its last inaugural ball. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1965.
30.3078° N, 96.1761° W
Where to Find It
Off FM 912
Nearby Markers
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- 1.3 mi N John William Smith Washington
- 1.5 mi SE Friedens Church of Washington, UCC Washington
- 1.5 mi S Friedens Church of Washington UCC Cemetery Washington
- 1.7 mi NE George Campbell Childress Statue Washington
- 1.8 mi NE Andrew Robinson Sr. Washington