Ezekial and Mary Jane Miller House
historic place
The Ezekial and Mary Jane Miller House, located in Houston, Texas, in Harris County, is a historic place. Ezekial Miller came to Texas around 1900 and started a successful timber business. He was known as a prominent merchant and civic leader in Houston. In 1905, this residence was built for his wife, Mary Jane, and their five children. The home is an example of Queen Anne and Colonial Revival architectural styles, typical of early 20th-century Houston builders. Its prominent features include a corner tower and a dormer window. A historical marker for this site was erected in 1984. This house illustrates the architectural trends and the presence of civic leaders in Houston during the early 20th century.