Lankford-Stinson House
Probably built in the early 1890s for merchant and civic leader J. M. Lankford, this home was originally a one-and-one-half-story structure. It was remodeled into its current configuration in 1906, soon after it was purchased by J. A. Stinson, a Civil War veteran and father-in-law of Texas Governor James S. Hogg. The house, which remained in the Stinson family until 1956, exhibits influences of the colonial revival style in its stately columns and front portico. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1988
32.9591° N, 95.2933° W
Where to Find It
307 W. Elm Street, Winnsboro
Nearby Markers
- 0.1 mi E First Methodist Church of Winnsboro Winnsboro
- 0.1 mi E First Baptist Church of Winnsboro Winnsboro
- 0.2 mi NE Central Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) of Winnsboro Winnsboro
- 0.2 mi NE Old Winnsboro Cemetery Winnsboro
- 0.4 mi S Carlock Home Winnsboro
- 0.4 mi SE First Presbyterian Church of Winnsboro Winnsboro