Linda

I noticed that freeway, but the one I was speaking about must have been the 610 loop.....I remember it passing on the side of the apartments and then ending.....I thought it might have been 288....but, it had to have been the loop....I was only 15, so I didn't drive and wouldn't have paid much attention to alot things 15 year olds notice today. But, I am so thankful to have found the apartments. I will probably make a trip in the near future to see if I can find anything that may have pictures of the area during that period.

I just read that....thank you so much. That area brings back some pretty great memories....wonderful ones....

Ahh.....apparently the school is under renovation? I found this picture and I remember walking thru those doors...The picture was taken in 2014...but I read where they were going to keep the "old" original building built in 1920's???.

Gnu, that's it! I just found it....wow...the place is sure run down. I don't know why I remembered the YMCA, but I did remember walking back and forth to school every day. Apparently the school has moved? On Google the building looks vacant and there is a sign on the fence that says Tellepsen. I remembered the free way ended right past the apartments, so apparently the loop was in the process of being built. Thank you very much! This has saved me a trip to Houston for a time. Wow...so much change. Thank you again. Linda

Thank you IT, but I'm certain it was not that close to I10. I did see where one of the YMCA's is or was in the downtown area....so, this may be the proximity...I may call the high school in Louisiana and see if they possibly have the name of the school where I took the course that was transferred for me to graduate. I had hoped I could find an old Houston telephone directory on line. This would give me the address. However, I think I'm going to have to drive to Houston one day. Thank you again!

I am trying to find information on an apartment complex that we lived in from 1967 - 1969. The apartments were next to an interstate that ended just past them. I think it may have been 288, but I am not sure. 610 was not complete. There was a YMCA close, a shopping center on the other side of the apartment, and a high school within walking distance. It is very important to me to locate the area and, if possible, pictures of the apartments. Does anyone know how I might research this without actually driving to Houston. Thanks, Linda