Tom Hill House
Completed in 1923, this house was owned by Thomas Coleman Hill (1883-1976) and his wife, Aileene. Tom Hill was a well-respected leader in Cleveland and owned a general store and insurance agency. He also served three terms on the city council, as director of Farmers State Bank, and as a lay leader of First United Methodist Church. George G. and Ann W. Silva purchased the property in 1975, and it remained in the family until 2005. The front-gabled bungalow features a modified rectangular plan and a deep overhanging front porch. Craftsman style details include triangular and curved brackets, paired double-hung windows and tongue and grooved siding.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
30.3398° N, 95.0872° W
Where to Find It
Cleveland, 211 S. Bonham
Nearby Markers
- 0.2 mi NW City of Cleveland Cleveland
- 0.2 mi E The Noble Garvey House Cleveland
- 0.7 mi N Hill and Sara McClanahan House Cleveland
- 3.3 mi SW Riggs Cemetery Cleveland
- 5.5 mi E Oak Shade Cemetery Cleveland
- 5.6 mi E Andrew Jackson Isaacks Cleveland