President's House
Designed by Greenville architects George Lindsey and Roy Kilmer in 1927, the President's House was built on land purchased from Daniel and Annie Bachman. The house exhibits an understated adaptation of Georgian revival style elements in its dark red brick and white trim with simple classical details. After the construction of a new president's house in 1968, the house served as offices. In 1995, the home was renamed "Heritage House" and restored to its 1930s appearance for use as a heritage center. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1997
33.2427° N, 95.9053° W
Where to Find It
Stonewall St., between Bryan and Bois D'Arc, Texas A&M University
Nearby Markers
- 0.2 mi W East Texas State University Commerce
- 0.4 mi N Birthplace of Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault Commerce
- 0.4 mi N Claire Chennault (CHINESE LANGUAGE MARKER) Commerce
- 0.4 mi N Site of Commerce Churches Commerce
- 0.4 mi W Centennial of Methodism in Commerce Commerce
- 0.5 mi NE First Baptist Church of Commerce Commerce