The Methodist Parsonage at Millard’s Crossing was built in 1900 and originally served as the residence of the local Methodist minister. The home once stood on North Fredonia Street in downtown Nacogdoches, just around the corner from the First Methodist Church. Its wooden trim, doors, windows, and moldings reflect the Eastlake Victorian style, while high ceilings were designed to improve summer comfort by allowing warm air to rise and cooler air to circulate below.

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When the structure was relocated, the rear portion had deteriorated beyond repair and could not be moved. Mrs. Thomas replaced the missing section with a modern kitchen, adapting the building for use as a guest house for visiting friends and family.

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Today, the Parsonage is available for rental for birthday parties, baby showers, graduation receptions, and other special events.