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The two-story red-brick structure, located at 112 East Murphy Street (east of the downtown Odessa area), was built in 1887; it is the oldest surviving structure in the city. The rooms in the White-Pool House parallel two significant periods of [[history]]: (1) The 1880s during the pioneer era when it was built and occupied by the White family and (2) The 1930s during the [[oil]] boom when it was the home of the Pool family. In the back of the house are a [[windmill]], a [[barn]] and other farm buildings, and an outhouse of handmade blocks dating from the founding. In the barn is a display of permanent exhibits of horse-drawn equipment.
The two-story red-brick structure, located at 112 East Murphy Street (east of the downtown Odessa area), was built in 1887; it is the oldest surviving structure in the city. The rooms in the White-Pool House parallel two significant periods of [[history]]: (1) The 1880s during the pioneer era when it was built and occupied by the White family and (2) The 1930s during the [[oil]] boom when it was the home of the Pool family. In the back of the house are a [[windmill]], a [[barn]] and other farm buildings, and an outhouse of handmade blocks dating from the founding. In the barn is a display of permanent exhibits of horse-drawn equipment.
The White-Pool House is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Guided tours for individuals or groups are available; there is no admission fee.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://onlinedigitalpubs.com/publication/?m=6031&i=635495&p=232|title=Odessa: "The Historic White-Pool House"|publisher=Texas State Travel Guide: Department of Transportation|page=230|accessdate=April 8, 2020}}</ref>
The White-Pool House is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Guided tours for individuals or groups are available; there is no admission fee. The house can be rented for private events, such as weddings.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://onlinedigitalpubs.com/publication/?m=6031&i=635495&p=232|title=Odessa: "The Historic White-Pool House"|publisher=Texas State Travel Guide: Department of Transportation|page=230|accessdate=April 8, 2020}}</ref>
==The White era==
==The White era==