Hutcheson-Smith Home
Built about 1896, this residence reflects influences of the Queen Anne style, including gingerbread trim. It is located on land owned in the 1890s by I.L. Hutcheson, a pioneer merchant of the Arlington area, and his son William Thomas Hutcheson, who later became an oilman in Archer City. In 1919 the house was purchased by S.T. Smith, a former educator and farmer. Owned by his family until the late 1970s, it serves as a reminder of Arlington's early development. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark-1982.
32.7402° N, 97.1095° W
Where to Find It
312 N. Oak St., Arlington
Nearby Markers
- <0.1 mi E Douglass-Potts House Arlington
- 0.1 mi NW Emmanuel Church of God in Christ Arlington
- 0.2 mi SE Jopling-Melear Log Cabin Arlington
- 0.2 mi SE P.A. Watson Log House Arlington
- 0.2 mi S North Side School Arlington
- 0.2 mi E First United Methodist Church of Arlington Arlington