This humble plaque, a small piece of aluminum, speaks volumes about the history of Galveston. It tells the story of Catherine Best, a woman who, in 1866, purchased this site. Her journey is woven into the fabric of this island, a testament to resilience. This site, now a beautiful example of Greek Revival style, was once the residence of Thomas Lucas, a brickmason. The plaque was erected in 2005 by the Texas Historical Commission. It is a powerful reminder of the rich history of Galveston, a place transformed by generations of people, their struggles and triumphs etched forever in the island’s soul.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to