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NenaE, both are now gone.

City Council Home Page http://www.houstontx...ncil/index.html

This one was on Broadway, gone now.

The Plaza Theater 3818 Broadway 1945 to 1955

Great pictures and map, two more you might add to your map. Bluebonnet Theater 1015 Broadway 1930 to 1950 Broadway Theater 1325 Broadway 1950 to 1969

In 2nd grade in 1963 or 1964 Kitrick visited my class at Rummel Creek Elementary in spring branch. She was a very petite woman, but to this 2nd, grader she had the longest legs I have ever seen. To this day I can still see those legs. This was the same class that I saw my first teacher cry, she was called out of the class by the principal who was also in tears, then they both came in to tell us JFK had been shot.

From http://mall-hall-of-fame.blogspot.com/

Kitrick was a children's television character portrayed by Bunny Orsak. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitirik Big on channel 13.

Some pictures today, September 20th. 2009

I like the comments. (43) RoyHarris wrote: Whew!! That was close! That where I get my medicine!!!

SLS looks nice, Gull Wing doors, great front, but that rear?

The VW and volvo C30 look like my 10 year old designed Honda Civic.

We had many boats over the years , the oldest dock goes back to the 1940s. That belonged to Mr. Miles, his house he built in 1938 close to Old Galveston Road. He always had boats and his boat house even had a ramp for launching and retrieving boats. When he passed away in the 80s his cabin cruiser was moved to my neighbors dock close to the main channel on the same street. Since then most of the people that where into boats have move on, and the storms have done a lot of damage to the docks that where left. That and since 9/11 the Coast Guard really doesn't want pleasure traffic in the ship channel. Here are a few pictures of some of the boats we had.

<h3 class="UIIntentionalStory_Message" data-ft="{"type":"msg"}">The George Hamman estate also known as the Milby mansion </h3>