MCNAMARA HOUSE

VICTORIA, TX

Crews Dispatched to Victoria, TX to assist with Harvey Recovery In August 2017, TPW responded to a request for assistance with Hurricane Harvey recovery from the City of Victoria, Texas, by dispatching a group of signal and sign technicians carrying supplies. During the eight days Austin crews spent in Victoria they installed more than 120 stop signs and helped restore full operations to more than 90 percent of Victoria’s traffic signals.
Crews Dispatched to Victoria, TX to assist with Harvey Recovery Credit: Austin Transportation and Public Works

McNamara House is a historic home located in Victoria, Texas. The house was built in 1867 by John H. and Ellen McNamara, who were among the first settlers in Victoria. The McNamara family lived in the house for over 100 years until it was donated to the Victoria Preservation Inc. in 1971.

The house is a classic example of Victorian architecture, featuring a two-story frame structure with a hip roof, a wrap-around porch, and decorative woodwork. It has been restored to its original beauty and is now open to the public as a museum.

Inside, visitors can see the original furnishings and décor of the McNamara family, including antique furniture, artwork, and household items. The house also features exhibits on the history of Victoria and the surrounding area.

McNamara House is a popular destination for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a designated Texas Historical Landmark. The house is open for tours on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, and special events are held throughout the year.

MCNAMARA HOUSE is a Historical Societies, Historic Preservation in VICTORIA TX. US MID #8404800135

The museum is classed as HSC (Historical Societies, Historic Preservation). It comes under American Alliance of Museums (AAM) region: Mount Plains (Colorado, Kansas, Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming).

Crews Dispatched to Victoria, TX to assist with Harvey Recovery In August 2017, TPW responded to a request for assistance with Hurricane Harvey recovery from the City of Victoria, Texas, by dispatching a group of signal and sign technicians carrying supplies. During the eight days Austin crews spent in Victoria they installed more than 120 stop signs and helped restore full operations to more than 90 percent of Victoria’s traffic signals.
Crews Dispatched to Victoria, TX to assist with Harvey Recovery In August 2017, TPW responded to a request for assistance with Hurricane Harvey recovery from the City of Victoria, Texas, by dispatching a group of signal and sign technicians carrying supplies. During the eight days Austin crews spent in Victoria they installed more than 120 stop signs and helped restore full operations to more than 90 percent of Victoria’s traffic signals.
Crews Dispatched to Victoria, TX to assist with Harvey Recovery In August 2017, TPW responded to a request for assistance with Hurricane Harvey recovery from the City of Victoria, Texas, by dispatching a group of signal and sign technicians carrying supplies. During the eight days Austin crews spent in Victoria they installed more than 120 stop signs and helped restore full operations to more than 90 percent of Victoria’s traffic signals.
Crews Dispatched to Victoria, TX to assist with Harvey Recovery In August 2017, TPW responded to a request for assistance with Hurricane Harvey recovery from the City of Victoria, Texas, by dispatching a group of signal and sign technicians carrying supplies. During the eight days Austin crews spent in Victoria they installed more than 120 stop signs and helped restore full operations to more than 90 percent of Victoria’s traffic signals.
Crews Dispatched to Victoria, TX to assist with Harvey Recovery In August 2017, TPW responded to a request for assistance with Hurricane Harvey recovery from the City of Victoria, Texas, by dispatching a group of signal and sign technicians carrying supplies. During the eight days Austin crews spent in Victoria they installed more than 120 stop signs and helped restore full operations to more than 90 percent of Victoria’s traffic signals.
4-19-21, KCS SD70ACe 4158 Leading a northbound intermodal through Inez, TX.
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Crews Dispatched to Victoria, TX to assist with Harvey Recovery In August 2017, TPW responded to a request for assistance with Hurricane Harvey recovery from the City of Victoria, Texas, by dispatching a group of signal and sign technicians carrying supplies. During the eight days Austin crews spent in Victoria they installed more than 120 stop signs and helped restore full operations to more than 90 percent of Victoria’s traffic signals.
Storm water on cotton fields already saturated with days of heavy rain, USA Aerial view of storm water on cotton fields that are already saturated with days of heavy rain, during the past week in Bloomington, TX on June 3, 2021. Some of the plants have turned from a healthy green to stressed red color after prolonged suffocation / drowning under water. Some have died and deteriorated away. USDA Photo by Lance Cheung.
4-19-21, KCS SD70ACe 4136 Rolling through Victoria, TX.
4-19-21, KCS SD70ACe 4136 Rolling through Victoria, TX.
4-19-21, BNSF ES44AC 6089 On the rear of a southbound KCS grain train.

Contact MCNAMARA HOUSE

MCNAMARA HOUSE
502 N LIBERTY ST
VICTORIA
TX
77901

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MCNAMARA HOUSE Information

MID # 8404800135
Name MCNAMARA HOUSE
Alternate Name
Classification Historical Societies, Historic Preservation, , Mount Plains
Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN)
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Tax period of the latest return filed (YYYYMM)
INCOME 0
REVENUE 0
LAT/LONG 28.802388, -97.003234
CODES FIPS State Code: 48
FIPS County Code: 469
US Census Tract: 000100
US Census Block: 1011