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John Elias and Ida May Herrington House

Weston, Collin County

Marker Text

Missouri native John Elias Herrington (1863-1926), and his wife, Ida May (Douglas) (1870-1951), built this Queen Anne house in 1902 in the Lone Star community. John raised wheat, corn and cotton on this Blackland Prairie farm and dealt in real estate. In 1894, he gave one acre of land to built the Lone Star School. In 1919, the Herringtons moved to Van Alstyne, where John was a banker. The home remained in the family until 1979; it features a wrapped porch, bracketed posts and hipped roof with shingled gables. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 2007

Marker Details

Address 1425 Lone Star Road
Location Description NW corner CR 176 (Lone Star Road) and CR 173 on private property.
Marker # 13961
Dedicated 2007
Size, Type RTHL medallion and plate
Code Queen Anne (Architectural style); women
  • Private Property:

    True
  • Latitude, Longitude 33.372624, -96.67991

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