Charles Aldridge was an important landowner, cotton buyer, school board member, and representative of the Guaranty State Bank. He perfected a variety of cotton that was widely planted throughout the Southwest.
There is an historical marker in front of his home at 1615 Ave H in Plano indicating that the four-square house is one of the few remaining examples of early 20th century (1907) architecture left in Plano.
There is an historical marker in front of his home at 1615 Ave H in Plano indicating that the four-square house is one of the few remaining examples of early 20th century (1907) architecture left in Plano.
Charles Aldridge was an important landowner, cotton buyer, school board member, and representative of the Guaranty State Bank. He perfected a variety of cotton that was widely planted throughout the Southwest.
There is an historical marker in front of his home at 1615 Ave H in Plano indicating that the four-square house is one of the few remaining examples of early 20th century (1907) architecture left in Plano.
There is an historical marker in front of his home at 1615 Ave H in Plano indicating that the four-square house is one of the few remaining examples of early 20th century (1907) architecture left in Plano.
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