G. C. and Clara Mick Home, 1909
Oldest in town founded 1900, on new Wharton-Palacios rail line. Mick, Missouri wheat grower and stock farmer, entered Texas on a "Rice Special," 1903. First home on land was a hurricane victim. Eldest son, A. C. Mick, laid out Iago, was architect this house. Used Cuban carpenters. Mansard roof. Cistern on porch. First electric plant in area. Bell rung only in emergencies. Often a shelter in hurricanes. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1965
29.2754° N, 95.9634° W
This marker stands on private property. Please view it from the road or ask the owner first.
Where to Find It
Iago community, off FM 1301 on private property
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