Rotan-Dosset House
A native of Tennessee and a Confederate veteran, Edward Rotan (1844-1932) came to Waco in 1867. He became a successful merchant and banker and a civic leader. In 1889-91 he built this house with large halls, wide porches, stained glass, and ornate woodwork. Its combination of architectural styles is unusual for Texas. In 1917 Rotan sold the residence to A. J. Dossett (1871-1921), who operated cotton warehouses from Waco to Galveston. (1978)
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
31.5504° N, 97.1434° W
Where to Find It
1503 Columbus (15th & Columbus), Waco
Nearby Markers
- 0.1 mi E Saint Mary's Church of the Assumption Waco
- 0.2 mi NE Columbus Avenue Baptist Church Waco
- 0.2 mi E The Sturgis House Waco
- 0.2 mi E Austin Avenue United Methodist Church Waco
- 0.3 mi E Austin Avenue Methodist Church Waco
- 0.4 mi E First Presbyterian Church of Waco Waco