Greek Revival house with a two-story colonnade, reconstructed at Old City Park.
Old City Park, 1717 Gano Street · Dallas
Directions ↗- Original house completed (historical marker)
- 1862
- Status
- Relocated
- Reported style
- Greek Revival
- Reported architect
- Not listed
Timeline
THROUGH TIME
The chronology
- 1862
Original house completed (historical marker)
This pin marks the relocated and reconstructed house. Its 1862 date belongs to the original construction, not to the present park installation.
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Records & events
THE RESEARCH TRAILRecords & events
- Category
- Building
- Construction records
- Not yet established
- Blueprints & paperwork
- Not yet established
Damage & destruction
No event classified in this record yet.
“Not yet established” means this catalogue has no verified finding about those documents. It does not mean the records never existed.
The recorded story
The Miller family's house was built between 1855 and 1862. It was dismantled in 1966 and reassembled at Old City Park in the 1970s, preserving a nineteenth-century architectural form in a new setting.
Look closer
Which materials survived the move, and which were recreated? The relocation is a useful test of how much a present-day facade can tell us about an earlier building.
Sources & record details
This pin marks the relocated and reconstructed house. Its 1862 date belongs to the original construction, not to the present park installation.
Also known as: Miller Mansion
Historical marker point at relocated house — approximate: 32.77230, -96.78890
Brief source summary; linked records may differ.