Jacksonville, Texas

Places to Explore

• William Walter Newton House, Jacksonville, Texas

  The William Walter Newton House is a historic place in Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas. This residence, located at 401 North Bolton Street, was constructed in 1902. It showcases architectural elements of both Queen Anne and Shingle Style. W.W. Looney is credited as the architect for the house.

• Jacksonville Post Office

  The Jacksonville Post Office, a significant historic place in Cherokee County, saw construction begin on September 10, 1932. This important federal building officially opened its doors on September 20, 1933. The United States Congress allocated $135,000 for its construction. Architects James A. Wet

• Aber and Haberle Houses, Jacksonville, Texas

  In Jacksonville, Texas, stand the Aber and Haberle Houses, located at 823 and 833 South Bolton Street in Cherokee County. These historic homes are connected to the Aber and Haberle families. Edgar A. Aber, born in 1852, and Susan Katherine Haberle, born in 1856, married in 1874. The Aber family move