On the National Register of Historic Places, the White-Pool House Museum is one of the older structures in the area. Built to resemble the home Charles and Lucy White had used in Indiana, the house now contains exhibits to illustrate what life was like in Odessa many years ago. A replica of a barn also teaches visitors about agriculture, and the barn can be rented as a venue to host special events. Admission is free.
Website: whitepoolhouse.com
Phone: (432) 333-4072
Cross Streets: Between Texas Ave/S Texas Ave and Myrtle St
112 E Murphy St Odessa, TX 79761 ·1367.22 mi
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- Family friendly
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This is a nice 19th century home with a somewhat interesting history. The home is filled with some nice antiques, but I don’t think many are original to the home. Larry was our docent, and he did a decent job of showing us around. It only took about 20 minutes and is worth a stop if you are in Odessa.
MoreThat place was packed because everybody loves it. I had so much fun my family loved the experience.
MoreI attended a wedding here and it was the fist one with the outside option. Loved the barn and would love to have an event here.
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