John F. McGehee Home
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N 29° 52.744 W 097° 57.089
14R E 601252 N 3305846
The Eastlake Victorian home was built in 1889 by a US Civil War veteran.
Waymark Code: WMKD3Q
Location: Texas, United States
Date Posted: 03/23/2014
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member YoSam.
Views: 5

Located at 832 Belvin Street in the historic district, the marker is at street level embedded into an ivy covered brick wall.
Marker Number: 10296

Marker Text:
Built in 1889 by John Francis McGehee (1838-1922), a veteran of Hood's Brigade in Civil War. The house, constructed of pine hauled from Bastrop, cypress siding, and handmade brick, is of 19th century Eastlake architectural style. Since McGehee sold the property in 1906, it has had several owners. Dr. J. R. Morton, whose wife, Frances M. Morton, was San Marcos' poet laureate, lived here 1920-51. The George N. Martindales have owned the house since 1955. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1973


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