T. A. and Emma Sloan House
This two-story frame house serves as an iconic reminder of a time when San Saba County and Central Texas were recovering from the devastations of war and Indian raids and transitioning from open range to fenced pastures. Thomas Alan Sloan (1838-1905) was born in Mississippi and settled in San Saba County in 1856. Sloan became an important figure in the cattle industry. He and his wife Emma (Henderson) (1845-1935) built this house in 1883. It conveys how our pioneer ancestors created an oasis of quiet elegance and beauty for generations of descendants while preserving their ranching heritage.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
31.1606° N, 98.9112° W
Nearby Markers
- 0.6 mi SW On This Site a Treaty of Peace San Saba
- 7.6 mi N Richland Springs Cemetery Richland Springs
- 7.8 mi N John Duncan's Fort Richland Springs
- 8 mi NE Old Algerita Cemetery Richland Springs
- 8.1 mi N First State Bank Building Richland Springs
- 8.1 mi N First State Bank in Richland Springs Richland Springs