📜 Grand family mansion turned Catholic bishop’s residence, a historical highlight of Galveston’s East End District.
🔍 Cited by the American Institute of Architects as one of the 100 most important buildings in the U.S.
🏰 Masterful architectural design blending Romanesque, Gothic, Victorian, and Châteauesque influences.
✨ Lavish antique furnishings, intricate design elements, stained glass, and majestic interiors.
💪 Survived the 1900 hurricane, sheltering dozens.
🕰️ Glimpse into luxurious living of Galveston's "golden area" in the early 1900s.
♿ Not fully accessible for wheelchairs or walkers.
🚶 Self-guided tours available.
🕵️♂️ "Basement to Attic" guided tours offer a rare look into typically off-limits areas.
💰 Adults $15, Youth (6-18) $12, Children (5 & Under) Free.
🕒 Daily 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. (last ticket 4 p.m.). Closed Jan 25-26, Dec 5-8, Dec 24-25 (2026).
Address provided, no specific parking details given.
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