The Faison House
Started 1841 as two rooms of local pine wood. Acquired 1855 and enlarged by S. S. Munger. Owned 1866-1961 by estate of N. W. Faison (1817-70), who joined 1842 Dawson expedition resisting Mexican invaders. Captured near San Antonio when many Dawson men were massacred, Faison was later pardoned by Santa Anna. While serving 1843-56 as county clerk, he worked to return bones of his slain comrades for burial on Monument Hill in 1848.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
29.8992° N, 96.8727° W
Where to Find It
822 S. Jefferson St., La Grange.
Nearby Markers
- 0.5 mi NW Fayette County Jail La Grange
- 0.5 mi NW Beer Office and Bottling Company La Grange
- 0.5 mi NW The Old Masonic Building La Grange
- 0.5 mi N Bradshaw-Killough House La Grange
- 0.5 mi NW Birthplace of the SPJST La Grange
- 0.6 mi NW Fayette County Courthouse La Grange