Southgate–Lewis House

The Southgate–Lewis House, a historic landmark in Austin, Texas, was built in 1888 and showcases stunning High Victorian Gothic Revival architecture. Located in the Six Square African-American cultural heritage district, it has a rich history tied to the Lewis family and the preservation of Black culture in the area. After falling into disrepair, the house was saved from demolition and designated as a landmark, receiving multiple awards for its historical significance. Visitors can explore its ornate interiors, including a beautifully designed parlor and dining room, as well as its unique architectural features, making it a fascinating stop for tourists and researchers interested in Texas history and heritage.