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From the basement of 102 San Jacinto

Here is the Harris County Block Book map of the now defunct neighborhood Glen Forest Estates Block Book

This is from "The last of the past : Houston architecture, 1847 to 1915": an inventory and architectural stylistic history of remaining early commercial buildings, Houston, Texas, 1980 / by William Scott Field for the Greater Houston Preservation Alliance, the Harris County Heritage Society. Liberty Hall was definitely an American Legion Hall and not a theater.

Here is another map of the original Fairgrounds

Peden Iron and Steel - San Jacinto Annunciation Church - Rear View

Froehlich's Hardware Rosehill - Second View

Froehlich's Hardware Store - Rosehill

Sweeney, Coombs and Fredericks Building

Congregation Adath Emeth Synagogue - Houston Avenue

Good Eye....they are the same buildings!

Old Window Signs on Stegeman building Packard's Steam Laundry/Scholibo and Henry Brashear Buildings - Prarie St. Love Street Light Circus Old Sign

Thanks for posting that...good contrast...here is an even earlier photo And horse-and-buggy days...

Nice photo of the filling station F.W. Stegeman Building - 502 Main - 1879 Houston Light Guard Armory Citizens Bank - Main Street

Kirby Lumber on Canal Street Happy 100 Tony Saragusa Building - 1906-2006 - Canal Street Old Filling Station - Harrisburg at Lockwood St. Vincent's Church - Jensen at Navigation Here is another fine example of "the final decision rests with the final purchaser" The Historic Robinson Warehouse (Original Houston Sears) being destroyed

Hardy at Opelousas - Old Fifth Ward Hardy at Opelousas - Second View Brays Bayou - Daniel Shipman Labor Survey

Telephone Road Bridge over Brays Bayou - Built 1931 Blue Top Motel - Telephone Road Immaculate Heart of Mary Church - 76th Street Old Fullerton Elementary - Second View Hendrick Feed Store - Harrisburg Avenue - Established 1921 4819 Harrisburg

Williams Tower at Sunset

Fountain at Rice Whisper Wall Blue View Kuhlmann Farmhouse - Altered City Hall

Christ Church Cathedral - Interior View

White Oak Schuetzen-Verein - Established 1873

Mallalieu Methodist - First Ward - Second View Rufus Cage Elementary - 1911 - Oak Lawn Addition - Telephone Road

They have a blueprint style large map in the Texas Room of the Ideson library of the entire layout of the Texas and New Orleans Rail Road Yard and shops. I don't remember the year of the map, but it is interesting to see how everything was organized.