Camp-Ezell House
A settler's "box" home built of Florida longleaf pine from house razed by Robert A. Ezell in Old St. Mary's. One of the structure's three chimneys served as a flue for two cooking units: kitchen stove and dining room fireplace. Ezell (1845-1936), a stonemason, built at this creek site in 1892. His wife Sara Jane, daughter of influential legislator L.B. Camp, was born at Mission San Jose, San Antonio. Six Ezell sons formed a popular orchestra, 1895 to 1904. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1971
28.4039° N, 97.7641° W
Where to Find It
1313 W. Flournoy, Beeville
Nearby Markers
- 0.4 mi SE American Legion Post 818 Beeville
- 0.5 mi SE Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church Beeville
- 0.6 mi SE Lott Canada School Beeville
- 0.6 mi SE Jones Chapel United Methodist Church Beeville
- 0.7 mi E West Side School for Mexican Americans Beeville
- 0.8 mi NE First Presbyterian Church of Beeville Beeville