The J.D. and Georgia Brown House was built in 1907 by the R.B. Spencer Lumber Company for Jefferson Davis (J.D.) Brown (1853-1908) and Georgia Brown (1857-1946). By 1881 J.D. owned and operated an impressive dry goods store on the town square, later became a prominent banker, and in the early 1900's served as mayor of Granbury. The classical revival style house features a two-tier porch with doric columns and Victorian style angled bays at the gable ends. The house remained in the Brown family until 1935.