Dulaney, Joseph Field, House
315 S. Chestnut, McKinney, TXBuilt for Joseph F. Dulaney, son of Joe Dulaney who lived next door, this is one of the city's finest examples of a four-square plan
house, a somewhat popular architectural form of early-20th-century Mckinney. Dulaney followed his father in the medical profession and was a pharmacist. He gave land on which the present public library now stands across the street from this house). The Women's Guild owns the house and maintains it as a museum.
Listed in National Register of Historic Places in 1987.
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