Manautou House
Enrique Manautou (1885-1962) had this residence built for his family in 1925 by Brownsville architect Edward Guy Holliday (1891-1961). A native of Mexico, Manautou became one of the city's most prominent retail merchants and civic leaders. Manautou's family continued to reside in the house after his death. The Brownsville landmark features a hipped tile roof with broad eaves and is a rare Texas example of the Prairie School style of architecture.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
25.9092° N, 97.5066° W
Where to Find It
S. East Elizabeth Street, Brownsville (at Ralim Blvd.).
Nearby Markers
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