The Wynne Home

Then and Now

Edited by Betty Burdett, Michael Dunican, Michelle Gille, Christina Henderson, Tamara Hill, and Nickie Pittman
History by Gary Zellar, Chronicle of restoration by Linda Pease, Unarchived photographs by David Carpender

This is the story of the Gustavas A. Wynne family and the home Mr. 
Wynne built for his bride in Huntsville, Texas, in 1883. During their 
lifetime and through the generations since, the Wynne family has 
occupied a prominent place in the economic, religious and social life 
of the community and created an evolution of the original honeymoon 
cottage into the classical home of today. It is also the story of the 
magnanimous gift of the home to the city in 1998 and the 
reconstruction and adaptive reuse of the structure as a community 
arts center. Photographs both old and new document the history and 
open the doors to a home and to a lifestyle of generous contribution 
to the city and the region.

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What people are saying about this book

"A fascinating look through pictures and narrative at the family history and the sensitive renovations of the nineteenth century mansion located at the gateway to downtown Huntsville."— Stephanie Smither

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The Wynne Home

978-1-881515-89-0
(1-881515-89-3)
paper
$16.95

6x9. 96 pp. Texas History. Architecture.
JULY 2006