Built in 1927 to serve as home for the president of the
university, the house has been restored to its original elegance.
The two-story modified colonial style structure, with red brick
veneer, is decorated with many furnishings and artifacts from
former presidents' families The home has hosted John Philip Sousa,
Texas governors, entertainers, politicians, as well as business and
religious leaders. The house is open for tours and for small
receptions. The adjoining Lyday Heritage Gardens were dedicated in
2001 and feature antique roses and shaded teakwood benches. On
TAMU-C campus.