Charles W. Post (1854-1914), famed cereal manufacturer who founded this community as a model town, occupied this residence during his frequent visits here. Employees of the Double U Company constructed the cottage in 1907 using native stone hand-quarried in the nearby Caprock. The design was drawn by a member of Post's staff in Battle Creek, Michigan. After 1917, the J.L. Stewart and Jim Hundley families occupied and preserved the structure. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1976
Getting there
33.1936, -101.3775
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