The Brenham HouseWelcome to our home. The Brenham House was built in the 1920’s on the foundation of what was the first German Lutheran Church of Brenham. Unfortunately, the church was destroyed during the great storm of the 1900’s, leaving the sturdy lime stone steps behind – steps that continue to greet visitors today. |
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James and I are both native Texans with many careers between us, all adding to our knowledge and necessary skills for operating an bed and breakfast. All of our careers have been in the service industry, so this has been a comfortable transition for us. We enjoy traveling to different bnbs and we hope that our guest enjoy their experiences here with us. We want to pamper our guests during their stay and help them step back from their hectic lives for a moment to breathe. Brenham, Tx. is a wonderful small town. There is evidence of the past throughout the town. Many old hitching posts still line the streets and buildings with historical architecture can also be seen. Evidence of a time when life was much simpler and less complicated. We are the Happy Innkeepers of The Brenham House Bed and Breakfast, and we are waiting to welcome you to our home! LinksPrevious Posts
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Saturday, March 6, 2010Brenham Washington County
There is so much to do in Washington County! Make your plans now at The Brenham House! Labels: birth place of Texas, bluebonnet festival, Brenham, Burton Cotton Gin, Festivals, Washington County
posted by Susan and James @ 4:59 PM
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Monday, October 13, 2008Barn Dance GalaThe Burton Cotton Gin is the oldest working cotton gin in America. In support of he Burton Cotton Gin Museum, which is a non-profit museum, it is hosting it's 5th Annual Barn Dance Gala. It will be great fun so mark your calendar for Saturday, October 18, 2008! Tickets for this great cause are $75.00 each and can be purchased by mail request P.O. Box 98, Burton, Tx. 77835 or by calling 979 289-3378 for more information. www.cottonginmuseum.org Doors open at 6:30 P.M. Dinner at 7:30 P.M. Live and Silent Auctions Dancing with music provided by Johnny Dee and the Rocket 88's Dress is Western-casual See you there! Susan _____________________________________________ Labels: Burton Cotton Gin, dance, museum
posted by Susan and James @ 7:52 AM
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