Abner Jackson Plantation Site

Out and about

We finally got to visit this site on a Saturday when it was open. To tell the truth there's not much to see. There's mainly bare ground with some old bricks scattered around, a sugar kettle and some g...

Only Open First Saturday of Every Month

Dropped by the entrance before heading back to Houston. The door at the end of the bridge was closed. Saw one of the large sugar kettles used to process the sugar cane, the map of the old plantation...

Plantation

I read the reviews prior to my visit and was in hopes of it being open on a Saturday. It wasnt, but the sugar kettle and historical marker were nice to see. They seem to take pride in the brick walkwa...

Site of the old surgar plantation

Very Southern Mansion, for the once huge sugar plantation, parts of the old sugar mill can also bee see, be sure to eat at El Chico and ask for Nancy! Best little server in the state of Texas .... 33 ...

Check online first, as the Abner Jackson Plantation site is only open a limited time each month.

We drove to the site (which actually at the Park and Ride parking area) and it was not open on any Sundays. There is a bridge leading to the site but they built a shed on it, which is locked. I think ...