“Sig Byrd’s Houston,” by Houston’s very own Sigman Byrd, has found a permanent home on my bookshelf
Sig Byrd’s Houston is a collection of stories written by a man who took the time and effort to explore…
Sig Byrd’s Houston is a collection of stories written by a man who took the time and effort to explore…
The “Public School Stadium” was constructed in 1942 and will not sound very familiar to any Houstonian born later than…
At the time of Joe Litterst’s photo, Burkhart’s Laundry & Dye Works was located at 1700 – 1704 Congress Avenue…
After exploring Clayton Homes via Google Earth and Maps, I’ve pinpointed the location of these photos to the present-day location…
Houston football fans are likely familiar with the Texas Bowl that takes place at the Reliant (NRG) Stadium every year.…
Today, the entire block this laundry shop once occupied is now home to a parking garage and business building.
I came across this lovely couple within an archive and there were no details attached outside of the year (1938)…
The building is still standing today and currently houses the popular restaurant and cocktail bar, El Big Bad.
In June of 1910, The J.V. Dealy Company announced that a Mr. E. A. Adey had recently purchased stake in…
This building has not been standing for the last 100 or so years. In 1932, this lot became home to…
Today, the 601 Travis Winpark garage occupies this entire block.
Rouses Drug store was located right next door to H. N. Frachtmann’s Jewelry shop, which was the subject of a…
Today, the Harris County Administration building occupies the entire bottom half of this block.