This major green corridor, now close to 75% complete, will ultimately be thirty-three miles long and over 12,000 acres. Spring Creek comprises the liquid border between Montgomery and Harris Counties.
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Sam Houston Park
The history of Texas and the history of the city of Houston are inextricably linked to one factor – land. Both Texas and Houston used the legacy of the land to encourage settlement, bringing in a great multicultural mélange of settlers that left a lasting impression on the state.
Joseph Finger – Architect
Joseph Finger: The Man behind Houston’s Iconic Architecture By Josh Levine Some of Houston’s most iconic structures, including the Gulf Building, theaters such as River Oaks Theater, and City Hall are products of architectural trends known collectively as both art deco and moderne. One of the first and most prolific Houston architects of these styles, […]
It was a “Happy Birthday Houston!”
by Sara Gish Click here to read a pdf of the full article.
Historic Preservation: West Mansion Clear Lake
by David Bush Click here to read a pdf of the full article.
The Future of Battleship Texas
by Donald H. Fischer Click here to read a pdf of the full article.
Restoring the Best View of Houston
by Larry Spasic Click here to read a pdf of the full article.
Leaving Texas High and Dry: The Preservation of the Battleship Texas
by Abbie Salyers Click here to read a pdf of the full article.
Walking Tour of Houston’s Historic First Ward
by Sandra Lord Click here to read a pdf of the full article.
William Stamps Farish Quadrangle at St. John’s School
by Leigh Cutler Click here to read a pdf of the full article.