Bishop's Palace

Bishop's Palace, located in Galveston, Texas, is a historic Victorian-style mansion completed in 1892. Designed by architect Nicholas Clayton, it served as the residence for the Bishops of the Catholic Diocese of Galveston. The palace is noted for its stunning architecture, intricate woodwork, and beautiful stained glass. It showcases elements of the Gothic Revival and Romanesque styles, making it a unique example of late 19th-century design. Today, Bishop's Palace is a designated historic landmark and is open for public tours, reflecting the cultural heritage and architectural history of the area.