The oldest home in Terrell still standing is the former home of Robert Adams Terrell for whom the town of Terrell is named. It was [...]

This unusual mansion was built in 1904 by prominent residents, Mr. Robert Lee Warren and Annie Cartwright Warren. House has 18 rooms, including a formal [...]

Soon after its completion in 1899 by W.P. Portwood, this house was sold to the Joy family who occupied it until 1953. A striking feature [...]

Built in 1893, this Southern Colonial house was enlarged and remodeled in 1910 by Marion Wickliffe Railey, then President of the First National Bank. Stately [...]

The mural is a series of movie posters from the early days of Hollywood. The mural pays homage to the beginnings of this building as [...]

In 1901, William Boggs (W.B.) Muckleroy married Miss Lucy Drake and in May 1913 they purchased this home from the builder, the Edwards-Elliott Lumber Co. [...]

During World War II thousands of British pilots learned to fly at six civilian training schools in the United States. One of these schools was [...]

A two story Mediterranean Revival built in 1923 by owner Matthew C. Roberts, prominent in real estate and banking, planned by architects Foshee & Clark [...]

Mr. and Mrs. Ben S. Roberts built this home around 1913. The Roberts were very active socially and often hosted parties and teams for charities. [...]

Built in 1985 by John H. Corley, a prominent Terrell banker, the house remained in the Corley family until 1981. The interior has remained unchanged [...]