McNabb House
Phillip Vogel, a German merchant, built this residence in the 1850s. It reflects the simple Greek revival style popular at the time. A. D. McNabb, owner of a saddlery shop, bought the property in 1887. He married Charlien Gloyd, daughter of temperance crusader Carry Nation, who operated a boarding house in Richmond in the 1880s. The McNabb family owned the house until 1972, when it was moved from its original location at 202 Jackson St. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1979
29.5835° N, 95.7639° W
Where to Find It
Decker Park, 6th at Preston
Nearby Markers
- <0.1 mi NW Fort Bend County Jail Richmond
- 0.1 mi N Site of the Home of Randal Jones Richmond
- 0.1 mi SE Early Courthouse Square Richmond
- 0.1 mi E Jane Long Boarding House Richmond
- 0.1 mi N Walter Moses Burton Richmond
- 0.1 mi SE The McFarlane House Richmond