R. B. S. Foster Home
Early Texas plantation home in architectural style of the Atlantic states. Malcolm Camp, wealthy cotton planter, built this structure in 1859, with lumber hauled from East Texas sawmills. High-ceilinged rooms are very large. Formal dining room in sandstone-lined cellar was unique. Had detached kitchen. Purchased 1883 by a leading local citizen, R.B.S. Foster (1848-1889), this was birthplace of his three children-- Georgia, Robert F. and Nettie Rose. So stable is this locality that home was continuously occupied until 1966 by Fosters or their agents.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
30.4092° N, 96.0500° W
Where to Find It
from the intersection of SH 6 and SH 90 (East Navasota) take SH 90 approximately 1.5 miles.
Nearby Markers
- 1.9 mi SW Templeman House Navasota
- 2.1 mi SW Robert A. Horlock House Navasota
- 2.1 mi SW Sangster House Navasota
- 2.2 mi SW Foster Home Navasota
- 2.2 mi SW Norwood House Navasota
- 2.4 mi SW Jesse Youens Home Navasota