Kemp, E. A., House
606 W. Seventeenth, Bryan, TXOne of the best remaining local examples of bungalow architecture, this was the home of the E.A. Kenpfanily from the nid the 1920s; Kemp is perhaps the best-known black educator in Bryan. The 010 Kemp Jr./Sr. High School was named for him.
Local significance of the building:Listed in National Register of Historic Places in 1987.
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