“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…
I stumbled across a wonderful collection of photos taken by Bert Brandt at what was then referred to as the…
I love these higher resolution photos because there are so many details to unpack. Where to begin? Let’s start with…
I wish I had the names of every individual in this photograph, but unfortunately, I only have the names of…
Before the Wortham Theater Center, there was a Farmer’s Market right on the Buffalo Bayou. Well, actually…before Wortham Theater Center,…
Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptist church was originally founded in 1872 and located at 2800 Opelousas @ Clark Street. The contemporary…
I love viewing these photos of the streetcars that once filled Houston’s streets. Could you imagine how things would be…
Intro It has been a while since I have done an Uncovering Houston post. These take a bit of time…
This is one of those photos where you can’t help but to grin from ear to ear when you see…
At the time of this photo, Wall & Stabe had only been at the Fannin St location for a little…
The Grand Central Station seen in the photo was built in 1887 and located on Washington Avenue between 7th and…
I wish I had more backstory on this photograph, but unfortunately this little girl’s name is lost to history. There…