Texas Warehouse Co.
The Texas Warehouse Co. was originally located at the corner of Cedar and Baker Streets. Today, Cedar street no longer…
The Texas Warehouse Co. was originally located at the corner of Cedar and Baker Streets. Today, Cedar street no longer…
If you’re thinking that this is the same family namesake as the Foley’s stores we are all familiar with, you…
The Niels Esperson building, center, was the tallest building in Houston until 1929 when the Gulf Building was completed. The…
Here’s a great article on Lords’ Cycle Club, courtesy of Houstonia Magazine.
The city block bordered by Congress, Milam, Preston, and Travis streets has a long and tumultuous history. The block was…
Looks like a fantastic get together. Bonus – Check the pistol holstered on this gentleman’s hip. For more information on…
This lovely beauty still stands at 711 Williams Street and has been repurposed into Dakota Lofts.
After his presidency, Lyndon B. Johnson dedicated a sizable portion of his time to supporting and endorsing Barbara Jordan on…
If you’re looking at the 1910 Courthouse today, you will not recognize the background of this photo at all. The…