Harrington House

Harrington House in Amarillo, TX is a historical landmark that showcases the rich heritage of the Texas Panhandle. Built in 1914 by cattlemen John and Pat Landergin, the Neoclassical-style home was later acquired and preserved by Don and Sybil Harrington, prominent figures in the oil and gas industry. With its exquisite materials and craftsmanship, Harrington House stands as a testament to the rapid development of the region, from the growth of the cattle industry to the discovery of oil and gas.

Don and Sybil Harrington's extensive contributions to civic, cultural, and medical initiatives have left an indelible mark on the Texas Panhandle. Their philanthropy, which began in 1945 with a gift of land to the Boy Scouts of America, has exceeded $400 million through The Don and Sybil Harrington Foundation. As patrons of the arts, the Harringtons not only acquired but also shared their remarkable fine and decorative arts collections, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to enhance the quality of life in the region.

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