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Bumpus House

Gladewater, Gregg County

Marker Text

This house is believed to have been built about the turn of the century. Area sawmill owner and road builder William E. Bumpus and his wife Catherine (Harris) purchased the property in 1927. The Bumpus House is a well-preserved example of a large dwelling with Colonial Revival details (dormers, gable ends) and Craftsman influences (tapered box supports on brick piers). A local landmark, the house remained in the Bumpus family until 1987. (1994)

Marker Details

Address 116 W. Pacific Ave.
Location Description The Gladewater Museum, on exhibit inside the building. The c. 1900 house (at 201 E. Upshur Ave.) burned Aug. 16, 2013, and the marker was moved here.
Marker # 9936
Dedicated 1994
Size, Type
Code houses; design and construction; Colonial Revival and Craftsman (architectural style)
Latitude, Longitude 32.535449, -94.944703

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