Bennett, M. D., House
208 N. Hunt, Cuero, TXThis is one of only a small number of masonry residences in Cuero that is over 50 years old. Few changes have detracted from its style detailing, the house features elements more characteristic of the Mission Revival style. M.D. Bennett lived in the house until his death in May 1942. His wife lived there until her death in Nov. 1950. It is owned by their daughter and her husband.
Local significance of the building:Listed in National Register of Historic Places in 1988.
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