The Magoffin Home State Historic Site, in El Paso, preserves the territorial style adobe house built by Joseph Magoffin in 1875. The house originally had six rooms around a large central hall, additions were built and the adobe exterior covered with lime plaster sometime before 1887.

Three more rooms, probably dating to the 1870s, are now part of the south wing.  Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the city of El Paso jointly purchased the property in 1976 and descendants of the Magoffin family continued to reside in the home until 1986.