Holman-Seifert Homestead
John T. Holman (1818-1900), who came from Virginia to Texas in 1837, built this house about 1875. Married three times, he had 18 children and made fortunes in cattle and cotton. Heirs sold the house in 1901 to John Banse, who sold (1907) to Anton Seifert, a local gin owner. Frank Banse, son of John, bought it in 1917, razed five rooms in the rear, and made additions altering the Greek Revival exterior. In 1953, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seifert bought the house, restored the portion that remained from the original, and built an addition to the north.
29.7080° N, 96.7882° W
Where to Find It
W. North St. & Seifert Loop, Weimar
Nearby Markers
- 0.5 mi E Saint Michael's Catholic Church Weimar
- 0.5 mi SW Weimar Masonic Cemetery Weimar
- 0.6 mi SE Town of Weimar Weimar
- 0.6 mi SW John Pettit Borden Weimar
- 0.6 mi SE Etta Moten Barnett Weimar
- 0.6 mi SE Weimar Railroad Depot Weimar