Sears, Rev. Henry M. and Jennie, House
historic place
The Sears, Rev. Henry M. and Jennie, House is a historic place in Austin, Travis County. This residence, constructed in the Queen Anne architectural style, was built sometime between 1900 and 1924. Reverend Henry M. Sears was a prominent Methodist minister. He also served as the chaplain of the Texas Senate for twelve years. Reverend Sears had resided in Texas since 1882 and made Austin his home starting in 1897. The house was officially listed as a historic place on August 16, 1990. Its architectural design is recognized for its historical significance. The specific historical marker text for this site and its exact year of construction are not available.