First National Bank Building
The First National Bank, originally known as “Shepherd’s Bank,” was chartered in 1866. In 1867, Benjamin A. Shepherd became president…
Then and now comparisons of various extant locations throughout Houston.
The First National Bank, originally known as “Shepherd’s Bank,” was chartered in 1866. In 1867, Benjamin A. Shepherd became president…
Today, this railroad intersection is relatively the same as it was 100 years ago. The two homes on the right…
The building has received quite the facelift, but is still standing and currently houses the Harris County Annex 18.
The Stegeman Building was constructed in 1879 by its namesake, Frederick W. Stegeman. It was originally built with two stories…
Built in 1928, the building is now home to the Islamic Da’wah Center.
Herbert Albert Paine (b. 1858) was a salesman for Erie City Iron Works, a boiler and engine company based out…
The Rice Hotel is one of the most iconic and recognizable structures in Houston, but few know the history of…
The Heights Theatre is a wonderful example of how Houstonians can sometimes do things right when it comes to historical…
Houston loves beer. As of 2019, our beloved Bayou City is home to 64 craft breweries with more and more…
Built in 1909, this brick warehouse was the home of Eller Wagon Works. Frank Eller and his son, Homer, founded…
This post features D. L. Fontaine Service Station, located at the corner of Houston Avenue and Crockett Street in Houston’s…