Historical Marker 9408
Navasota, Texas
Erected 1974
At the NE corner of Holland St. and Brewer St.
In the late 1800s, two brothers named Steele had large cotton operations near Navasota, at Allen Farm, and residences diagonally across this corner from each other. A. G. Steele (1853-1900) and wife Etta had this late Victorian home built in 1896 by contractor J. E. Watkins. Eastlake architectural features embellish the porches and entrances. Descendants lived here until 1970. The house now (1974) is owned and preserved by Syd and Margaret Van Wagner. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1974
Listed in the National Register
Gravesite according to Navasota City records:
Buried: 5/3/1936
Plot Owner: Mrs. Emett Alley
Historical Marker 9408
Navasota, Texas
Erected 1974
At the NE corner of Holland St. and Brewer St.
In the late 1800s, two brothers named Steele had large cotton operations near Navasota, at Allen Farm, and residences diagonally across this corner from each other. A. G. Steele (1853-1900) and wife Etta had this late Victorian home built in 1896 by contractor J. E. Watkins. Eastlake architectural features embellish the porches and entrances. Descendants lived here until 1970. The house now (1974) is owned and preserved by Syd and Margaret Van Wagner. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1974
Listed in the National Register
Gravesite according to Navasota City records:
Buried: 5/3/1936
Plot Owner: Mrs. Emett Alley
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