Breckenridge Stephens Walker Home
Banker and oilman Breckenridge Stephens Walker (1876-1929) had this three-story brick residence constructed in 1922 as a wedding present for his daughter, Pansy. Prominently sited at the top of a hill, the home featured the town's first central heating system and a bank vault in the basement. The Tudor Revival style structure stands as a symbol of Walker's financial success during Breckenridge's oil boom days.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
32.7597° N, 98.8902° W
Where to Find It
1000 E. Connell, Breckenridge.
Nearby Markers
- 0.5 mi SW Dr. Peter Gunsolus Breckenridge
- 0.8 mi W Old First National Bank Building Breckenridge
- 0.9 mi W Walter Prescott Webb's Formative Years Breckenridge
- 0.9 mi W Stephens County Courthouse Breckenridge
- 0.9 mi W Breckenridge Stephens Walker Breckenridge
- 0.9 mi W Stephens County Courthouse Breckenridge