Cuero
DeWitt County, Texas
29 05.575' N 97 17.536' W
Directions: Start at the intersection of Live Oak Street and Terrell Street. The house is on the southwest corner of the intersection.

Text: This colonial revival house was built about 1880 for the family of David H. Heaton, owner of Cuero's first drugstore. In 1924 it was purchased by prominent civic leader Charles G. Breeden, who had it remodeled to its current appearance shortly before his death in 1925. Recognized as an important local landmark, the home features classical detailing, including a two-story porch with colossal box columns, lunette dormers, and a porte cochere.