R. L. McMullan Home

Historical marker location:

2311 Avenue N, Snyder, Texas

( marker reported not visible from street)

Marker installed: 1966

Marker size: Medallion & Plate

Two-room house built in 1885 by Dr. A. O. Scarborough. Moved to present site in 1889; enlarged. Snyder's first telephone installed in house; first greenhouse (half-dugout with glass) built in yard. Bought by R. L. McMullan in 1902; preserved by family.

Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1966

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