Historic Markers - Callender Home TX635

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Callender Home TX635

Built by Dr. Stephen Cocke as hunting lodge on Green Lake; of hand-hewn pine lumber bought in New York. In 1854 lodge was torn down, boards numbered; then rebuilt on present site. Since 1871 home of pioneer lawyer William L. Callender and his descendants.

Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, State Historical Survey Committee, 1966.

404 W. Guadalupe St., Victoria, Victoria County Texas


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