Gilbreath-Cowsert House
Tennessee native Jeff T. Gilbreath moved his family to this area in 1905. The owner of a local mercantile store, he built this house in 1909. He sold it in 1910 to county attorney Mark Cowsert, whose family lived here until 1912. The house changed ownership a number of times before the Castro County Museum purchased it in 1976. A fine example of early 20th-century vernacular housing, it features a bay window and hipped roof with gables. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark-1991
34.5559° N, 102.3169° W
Where to Find It
Castro County Historical Museum, N side W. Halsell St. (FM 2392) between NW 3rd and NW 5th streets. Marker reported faded Nov. 2015.
Nearby Markers
- 0.4 mi SE Castro County Courthouses Dimmitt
- 0.5 mi SE Shoot-out on Jones Street Dimmitt
- 1.6 mi SE Castro County Dimmitt
- 5.9 mi E Summerfield-Dameron Corner Dimmitt
- 12.1 mi E Holy Family Cemetery Nazareth
- 12.2 mi S Big Square Community Dimmitt