East Terrace
Built in1870s by John W. (1838-1909) and Cemira Twaddle Mann (1847-1934). Mann, a local business and civic leader, manufactured much of the brick used to build the famous Waco suspension bridge. Brazos River sand colored the brick he made for his own house. The Italian villa styling was probably chosen by Mrs. Mann, a native of New York. Galleries were added in Texas fashion. Millwork bought in Galveston gave distinction to the house.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
31.5674° N, 97.1343° W
Where to Find It
100 Mill Ave. (corner of Mill and Lake Brazos Dr; House faces Lake Brazos Dr.), Waco
Nearby Markers
- 0.3 mi W Waco City Waterworks Waco
- 0.4 mi SW Forsgard House Waco
- 0.4 mi S Lusk House Waco
- 0.5 mi SW Mount Zion United Methodist Church Waco
- 0.5 mi SW New Hope Baptist Church Waco
- 0.6 mi NW William Cameron Park Waco