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Thomason-Scott House

Era, Cooke County

Marker Text

Erected in 1894, this structure was the home and office of Dr. Benjamin Richard Thomason (d. 1909), one of Era's first physicians. Dr. Thomason's son Robert Ewing (1879-1973) hauled lumber from Gainesville for the construction. Later he had a long public career, serving as a U.S. Congressman and Federal District Judge. The frame house has Victorian porch detailing and elegant interior woodwork. In 1948 the residence was acquired by the L. A. Scott Family. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1978.

Marker Details

Address
Location Description FM 922 about .5 miles west of intersection with SH 51, Era.
Marker # 5475
Dedicated 1978
Size, Type Medallion and Plate
Code judges; houses, residential buildings; national/federal official; Victorian (architectural term); medical topics and health professionals
Latitude, Longitude 33.496923, -97.290322

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