**The Dewees Remschel House***
is located in southern Wilson County, five miles southwest of Poth, off of FM 541 and CR 206 on a 130 acre park. The Dewees Remschel Home was willed to the National Trust for Historic Preservation in Washington, D.C. by Claribel Dewees Remschel, a direct descendent of the original owners of the ranch. The NTHP felt the home was too difficult to manage from Washington, D.C. and transferred the title to the Wilson County Historical Society.
The home is used for social functions and contains a museum that documents the Dewees Ranch history and its contributions to early ranching in Texas.
*** Courtesy: The Deweese Clan
is located in southern Wilson County, five miles southwest of Poth, off of FM 541 and CR 206 on a 130 acre park. The Dewees Remschel Home was willed to the National Trust for Historic Preservation in Washington, D.C. by Claribel Dewees Remschel, a direct descendent of the original owners of the ranch. The NTHP felt the home was too difficult to manage from Washington, D.C. and transferred the title to the Wilson County Historical Society.
The home is used for social functions and contains a museum that documents the Dewees Ranch history and its contributions to early ranching in Texas.
*** Courtesy: The Deweese Clan
**The Dewees Remschel House***
is located in southern Wilson County, five miles southwest of Poth, off of FM 541 and CR 206 on a 130 acre park. The Dewees Remschel Home was willed to the National Trust for Historic Preservation in Washington, D.C. by Claribel Dewees Remschel, a direct descendent of the original owners of the ranch. The NTHP felt the home was too difficult to manage from Washington, D.C. and transferred the title to the Wilson County Historical Society.
The home is used for social functions and contains a museum that documents the Dewees Ranch history and its contributions to early ranching in Texas.
*** Courtesy: The Deweese Clan
is located in southern Wilson County, five miles southwest of Poth, off of FM 541 and CR 206 on a 130 acre park. The Dewees Remschel Home was willed to the National Trust for Historic Preservation in Washington, D.C. by Claribel Dewees Remschel, a direct descendent of the original owners of the ranch. The NTHP felt the home was too difficult to manage from Washington, D.C. and transferred the title to the Wilson County Historical Society.
The home is used for social functions and contains a museum that documents the Dewees Ranch history and its contributions to early ranching in Texas.
*** Courtesy: The Deweese Clan
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