Temple, Texas

Places to Explore

• The Kyle Hotel, Temple, Texas

  The Kyle Hotel is a historic place located in Temple, Bell County, Texas. This prominent building was constructed in 1928. Its creation was a direct response to the increasing demand from Temple's growing medical community, particularly the Scott & White Hospital. Dr. Arthur C. Scott was instrumenta

• Missouri, Kansas and Texas (MK&T-Katy) Railway Passenger Depot

  The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Passenger Depot, known as the Katy Depot, stands in Temple, Texas. This historic building was constructed in 1913. It features a distinctive three-story tower. This tower gave the Katy Depot architectural prominence in Temple, a city where the Santa Fe railroad

• The Ferguson House in Temple, Texas

  The Ferguson House is a historic place in Temple, Bell County, Texas. It was built in 1907 for James E. and Miriam A. Ferguson. Both James and Miriam Ferguson were later elected twice to the governor's office in Texas. Miriam Ferguson holds the distinction of being the first woman ever elected Gover

• Barclay-Bryan House, Temple, Texas

  The Barclay-Bryan House is a historic place located in Temple, Bell County, Texas. It was constructed for William Anderson Barclay between 1913 and 1915. The house cost $65,000 to build. It exemplifies Colonial Revival architecture, featuring 12 outside columns. The residence included modern conveni

• Wilson, Ralph, Sr., and Sunny, House

  The Ralph, Sr., and Sunny Wilson House in Temple, Bell County, Texas, is a historic place. Built in 1959, it served Ralph Wilson, Sr., founder of Wilsonart, in three ways. It was his private residence with his wife, Sunny; a model home for his laminate company; and a testing lab for his products. Th