One of over 200 historical markers on the island, this marker is located at the John M. Jones House. The marker was erected in 1979 by the Texas Historical Commission.

Inscribed
“John Maxwell Jones, a native of Delaware, came to Galveston in 1839 and opened a jewelry store on The Strand. Active in area commerce, he helped organize the First National Bank of Galveston. His wife Henrietta was the daughter of French composer Jacques Offenbach. This Greek revival house served as their home prior to 1867. It was later owned by banker Henry Rosenberg, businessman Joe Levy, and County Judge E. B. Holman.”
“Recorded Texas Historic Landmark – 1979”
SPONSORED CONTENT
Discounted Tickets
Mardi Gras! Galveston
Get your tickets early to save up to 35%. Prices go up soon! Visit Website
Logan Ryan to Headline
Mardi Gras! Galveston
Kicking off day one, February 6th, Logan Ryan will bring red dirt country vibes to the coast. Visit Website









