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Site of the Home of Charles S. Taylor

Site of the Home of Charles S. Taylor from directly overhead

Site of the Home of Charles S. Taylor is a historic site in Texas, at a modelled elevation of 93 m. Button Mountain stands 221 m to the northwest, 20 miles off. The nearest named place is First Baptist Church of Nacogdoches, a historic site 0.1 miles away. Texas Forest Trail passes 0.3 miles off. 11 named summits stand within 25 miles.

What the record says

Built
1936
Material
aluminium

What to expect

Operated by
Texas Historical Commission

Official site

How to reach it

Coordinates31.60802, -94.65441

Named places within 25 miles

Parks: 30
  • Banita Creek Park: 0.2 mi
  • Kiwanis Park: 0.3 mi
  • Eugenia Stern Park: 0.5 mi
  • Blount Park: 0.5 mi
  • Pecan Park: 0.8 mi
Peaks: 11
  • The Island: 10.9 mi
  • Flower Mountain: 13.9 mi
  • Denny Mountain: 17.1 mi
  • Beard Mountain: 19.5 mi
  • Button Mountain: 19.7 mi
Ghost towns: 10
Museums: 7
Nature reserves: 2
Springs: 1
  • Tonkawa Spring: 15.6 mi
Artworks: 1
  • Angelina College Roadrunner: 22.6 mi

Summits around it

The highest named summits within 25 miles of Site of the Home of Charles S. Taylor. Elevation from each summit’s own record; bearing measured between the two coordinates.

SummitBearingElevationDistance
Button MountainNW 323°221 m19.7 mi
Flower MountainNW 319°211 m13.9 mi
Carter MountainWNW 291°196 m24.7 mi
Sirls MountainNNW 338°189 m22.9 mi
Denny MountainNW 319°188 m17.1 mi
Hollow Rock MountainNE 50°172 m21.1 mi
Beard MountainNW 313°160 m19.5 mi
Bennett MountainNE 43°159 m22.3 mi

When to go

Light through the year

DateSunriseGolden hourSunset
March equinox07:2318:5819:31
June solstice06:1519:5220:28
September equinox07:0818:4519:17
December solstice07:1516:4317:20

Local time (America/Chicago).

Climate normals

Months averaging 50–80 °F: Feb–May, Sep–Nov.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Avg °F475158657380838377675649
Precip in4.54.24.54.04.54.12.93.74.14.34.44.8

1991–2020 U.S. Climate Normals, NOAA NCEI — Nacogdoches, under a mile away.

Where this comes from

Location and category confirmed against OpenStreetMap.

OpenStreetMapOfficial site

OpenStreetMap element node/12452355560

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