Historic brick Victorian mansion with ornate white trim, manicured hedges, and brick walkway under a clear blue sky
Antique wooden secretary desk displaying books, framed artwork, collectible dolls, and greeting cards
Vintage kitchen with an ornate wood-burning stove, hanging oil lamp, wooden hutch, dishes, and farmhouse table
Historic red-brick Georgian-style mansion with tall white columns, balconies, and surrounding trees
Elegant living room with a yellow upholstered sofa, ornate gold curtains, and framed landscape artwork

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Elegant historic room with red-cushioned chairs, floral rug, chandelier, fireplace, display case, and draped arched windows
Historic two-story brick house with white columns, black shutters, covered balconies, and a brick walkway
Ornate antique upright piano with sheet music, decorative wood inlay, and visible keyboard
Elegant historic living room with a wood mantel fireplace, built-in bookshelf, antique portrait, ornate chandelier, velvet settee, and patterned area rug
Historic parlor with crystal chandelier, white fireplace, framed portraits, antique furniture, and red upholstered seating

House Hours of Operation:

ENK - Friday - Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

McCulloch - Friday - Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

East Terrace - Friday - Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Tours take roughly 45-60 minutes.

Map Key:

1. Earle-Napier-Kinnard House: 814 South 4th Street
2. Hoffmann House(Office) 810 South 4th
3. McCulloch House: 407 Columbus Ave
4. East Terrace House: 100 Mill Street

Parking:

Free for all the houses. McCulloch has signs in the parking lot for you to pay but you can get your parking validated for free inside the house! Please talk to the docent and scan the QR code at the front of the house.

House Tour Rates:

General Admission: $10.00

Students & Seniors: $8.00

HW Members: Free

Active Military & Children under 6: Free

Combined House Tour Ticket: $25

A combined ticket that allows access to all three HW houses may be purchased at any HW house location.

All proceeds from admissions go to the care and preservation of our homes and collections.

Black-and-white map showing numbered locations along Interstate 35 near Martin Luther King Boulevard, Lake Brazos, University Parks Drive, and downtown Waco streets.