A. M. Brownfield Home
A. M. Brownfield, for whose family this town was named, came to Terry County as a rancher in 1900. An early community leader, he organized the Brownfield State Bank in 1905. Built as a home for his family in 1928, this structure exhibits influences of the Spanish Colonial style of architecture. The concrete and clay building materials were used to make the home as fireproof as possible, since an earlier family residence had been destroyed by fire in 1915. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1985
33.1758° N, 102.2691° W
Where to Find It
Terry County Heritage Museum, E. Cardwell St., S side between S. B and S. Club streets
Nearby Markers
- <0.1 mi NE Terry County's First Jail Brownfield
- 0.5 mi W Maids and Matrons Club Brownfield
- 0.5 mi NW First Baptist Church of Brownfield Brownfield
- 0.7 mi W Colonel B. F. Terry and Terry's Texas Rangers Brownfield
- 0.7 mi W City of Brownfield Brownfield
- 0.8 mi W Brownfield Municipal Power Plant Brownfield