The French Townhouse

Built in 1860 by D.N. Alley, the home was completed in 1861 by Lucy Alley. It has been owned by four Alley family members, and was placed on The National Register in 1971. The home was restored in 1974 by Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Daigle and their children. Mrs. Daigle continues to reside in the house which is furnished in French and American pieces.

Schluter House

This home was built in 1856, by F.A. Schluter, one of Jefferson's first six settlers. The property was chosen because it overlooked the town of Jefferson and the river basin. The home remained in the Schluter family until 1949. This historic home holds both State and National Historic markers.  It was purchased in 2004 by present owners, Larry and Cindy Pinkerton, and they are restoring the home to its past glory.

Hudgins-Blake House

Built in 1867 by the Witcorn brothers, architects from Nacogdoches, who were also commissioned to build the Catholic Church in Jefferson. They owned the home briefly, followed by a series of short-term owners until 1896 when William Blake, an educator in the African-American community, purchased the house. The current owners, Bob Haynes and David Sinclair, purchased the home in 1973.

Whitington's Terry House

This house was built before 1850, making it one of the oldest houses still standing in Jefferson today. The original owner, Dr. Benjamin Terry, was a physician and served as mayor of the city of Jefferson. The house remained in the Terry family for several generations, and the last family member living there was Dorothy Terry Davis who occupied the house off and on for some 86 years. It then served as an antique store for over a decade. This classic Greek Revival home features original heart of pine floors and fourteen foot ceilings. It is a recorded Texas Historic Landmark currently owned and lovingly restored by Leonard and Betty Whitington.