Wood-Jackson House
Tobias “T.R.” Wood purchased lots at a sheriff’s auction in 1910 and built this Queen Anne style house. T.R. worked on his father’s cattle ranch located on San Jose Island. When T.R. moved to Victoria to practice law, his brother, Will W. Wood and wife Alpha Kennedy Wood, resided in the home. In 1923, the house was purchased by Stephen Ford Jackson and wife Irene, owners of the Jackson Seafood Company. Their sons, James and Norvell Jackson, started a boat building company called Jackson Marine Service and a third business, Jackson Channel and Dock. Features include front, rear and side-facing gables, a semi-wraparound covered porch supported by columns and spindlework ornamentation.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
28.0294° N, 97.0516° W
Where to Find It
northeast corner of Magnolia and Nopal
Nearby Markers
- 0.1 mi SW Rockport School Rockport
- 0.1 mi NW Joe A. and Bertha Harper House Rockport
- 0.1 mi SW First Presbyterian Church of Rockport Rockport
- 0.1 mi NE Smith-Brundrett House Rockport
- 0.2 mi SE First National Bank of Rockport Rockport
- 0.2 mi S Bracht House Rockport