Bradley House
Built 1860 by W. L. Moody, noted county merchant, for his bride, Elizabeth Bradley; sold after he moved to Galveston to his father-in-law, F. M. Bradley, one of this county's most influential men. Price was $2,800 in gold. In Greek revival style, house has, preserved at rear, a well once used to cool milk and butter. Moody, a Civil War hero, became a civic and business leader in Galveston. Both families have given much to Freestone County. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1967
31.7321° N, 96.1637° W
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- 0.5 mi SE Captain L. D. Bradley Fairfield
- 0.5 mi SE Potter-Watson Log Cabin Fairfield
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