Twin Oaks
Named for historic trees. Built 1904 by Dr. Chas. C. Baker (1872-1942), city's first resident dentist, descendant of the Beemans, one of Dallas' founding families; graduate, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, Republican state executive committeeman for 26 years. Dr. Baker built "Twin Oaks" with ball-and billiard rooms unique in Hamilton. At death of widow, Alma Nicholson Baker, 1958, the home was sold to Andrew Campbell. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1968
31.6926° N, 98.1218° W
Where to Find It
end of Baker Street at Campbell Lane (in front of house), Hamilton 222 Baker Street (off US 281), Hamilton
Nearby Markers
- <0.1 mi N Twin Oaks Hamilton
- 0.7 mi N First Baptist Church of Hamilton Hamilton
- 0.7 mi N Manning-Gordon-Henderson House Hamilton
- 0.8 mi N Elise Waerenskjold Hamilton
- 0.8 mi N Hamilton County Courthouse Hamilton
- 0.8 mi N Knights of Pythias Lodge Hall Hamilton