I’ll be interested in seeing what becomes of this property and the old church next door. San Marcos needs something like the George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center in Austin. Does San Marcos really need another restored old house and church? Yes, both are part of our history and should be honored and remembered, but there are times when we need to look forward, building on the past and not trying to relive it. I don’t know much about Ulysses Cephas or his house, but I do remember fondly singing with the choir in that old church building next door and listening to Rev. Washington speak words of wisdom and truth for all to hear. I cherish tose memories.