In 1926 E.S. Seagall was the first owner of this Tudor-styled home. The style features a steeply pitched roof, usually side-gables; tall narrow windows usually in multiple groups and massive
This property was in a parcel of land consisting of 283 acres, owned by Elizabeth Austin, (the wife of Stephen F. Austin) in 1881. The owners of this property were:
This small bungalow is one of those inspiring small homes in West Floral Heights. Its present owners, Karen and Cliff Nichols, fell into their home quite by design. Cliff had
The house was built in 1913 by J.W. Stringer. Mr. Stringer was an oil man from Electra, Texas. He struck oil on his Electra property in 1911 and moved to
The long history of this home and the other homes in Floral Heights begins with the purchase from the Indians in 1836 with the approval of the President of the
This old house at 1404 Buchanan has seen a lot of changes in the past, and there are still changes being made. The house started out like most of the
This colonial Revival-style home was built in 1921 by W. H. Becker, manager of The Peoples Store. From 1924-1928, Harry Jaffe, with Golanda Oil, owned the property. In 1926, Jaffe
Look at this Tudor inspired home just right and it looks as if it has just been plucked from the English countryside. The shutters (they’re purple) complement the dark red
Remember the story of Sleeping Beauty? Well take a look at 1312 Buchanan Street. The prince is this case is in the form of the new owners Henry Hernandez and
John T. Young and his wife, Beatrice came to Wichita County in 1890. He was an alderman for the City of Wichita Falls for several terms beginning in 1908. He
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