​George Henry
Talmadge Home

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Additional Plate: 802 Belvin Street purchased, occupies and restored by Randall and Kathleen M. Morris - 1975 to present 

Marker No: 10330

Medallion & Plate 

Texas Historic Landmark

National Register of Historic Places

Geographic: 29.880226,-97.950577

Location: 802 Belvin Street, San Marcos 

Marker Text: ​A farmer from Illinois, George H. Talmadge (140-1911) served in the union army during the Civil War. In 1888  he moved to San Marcos with his wife Lydia (1851-1900) and their children, including an adopted daughter orphaned by the Chicago fire. Talmadge, who was also a carpenter, built this Victorian house of cypress wood in 1889. Active in church and community affairs, Talmadge family members occupied this home for 86 years.
Additional plate-802 Belvin Street purchased, occupied and restored by Randall and Kathleen M. Morris-1975 to present. (1978)