Those pics look familiar. I remember going to the Meyerland area with my mom around that time when she went shopping. She would take me to this pizza place when she was done shopping, and I always thought it was in the strip center at N. Braeswood and Chimney Rock, but that pic of the atrium at Meyerland Plaza looks familiar. Was there a pizza place in there in the early 90s?
My Comment:
At some point the spire had a stacked wall arrangement built of scalloped terra cotta on either side of the spire. I remember this well because I thought it a disaster when the mall was bulldozed. Why? Because the wall had become a gathering point every evening beginning at about 710 PM for Purple Martins to come to it and the immediate trees behind it to rooost for the evening in preparation for their migration to the south after raising their young here. The Martins would literally fall out of the sky to land there, an onto those trees.
Meyerland Plaza History
in Historic Houston
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My Comment:
At some point the spire had a stacked wall arrangement built of scalloped terra cotta on either side of the spire. I remember this well because I thought it a disaster when the mall was bulldozed. Why? Because the wall had become a gathering point every evening beginning at about 710 PM for Purple Martins to come to it and the immediate trees behind it to rooost for the evening in preparation for their migration to the south after raising their young here. The Martins would literally fall out of the sky to land there, an onto those trees.