Blasingame Home
When J.W. Pipkin constructed this Colonial Revival residence in 1910, Plainview was experiencing a period of dramatic economic development as a railroad center. In 1918 the home was purchased by F.E. Blasingame and his wife Mary (Rimes). For over sixty years they operated local restaurants which became popular social gathering places under their management. The home remained in the Blasingame's ownership until 1981. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1982
34.1902° N, 101.7095° W
Nearby Markers
- 0.3 mi SE First Baptist Church of Plainview Plainview
- 0.4 mi SW Three Miles Northeast to Site of Seth Ward College Plainview
- 0.4 mi E Plainview Daily Herald Plainview
- 0.4 mi SE Former Office Site of Texas Land & Development Company Plainview
- 0.4 mi NE Site of Lake Plainview Plainview
- 0.4 mi NE The Santa Fe Railroad in Plainview Plainview