Trippet-Shive House
Completed in 1896 for banker and civic leader H.W. Trippet (b.1853), this residence was later sold to Walter E. Shive (b.1873), who owned a successful Waxahachie seed, grain, and coal store. Exhibiting influences of the Queen Anne and Shingle styles of architecture, the Trippet-Shive house is indicative of the houses built in this neighborhood at the turn of the century. Interesting features include the cedar fish-scale shingles, wraparound porch, and octagonal tower.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
32.3985° N, 96.8620° W
Where to Find It
209 N. Grand Ave., Waxahachie
Nearby Markers
- 0.2 mi S Dunlap - Simpson House Waxahachie
- 0.3 mi SW Getzendaner Memorial Park Waxahachie
- 0.3 mi SW Waxahachie Chautauqua Building Waxahachie
- 0.8 mi E 1918 Waxahachie High School Waxahaxhie
- 0.8 mi E First United Methodist Church of Waxahachie Waxahachie
- 0.8 mi SE Eddy O. Hawkins Home Waxahachie