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Preservation Houston is Houston's only citywide organization advocating for historic preservation. Since 1978, Preservation Houston has voiced strong support for better public policy and protection of our irreplaceable historic resources.
Visit five outstanding historic buildings during Preservation Houston's 11th annual Good Brick Tour on Saturday and Sunday, November 9 and 10. The event showcases notable preservation projects in a variety of Houston neighborhoods to increase awareness of the quality of historic preservation in the city and to share the histories of these ...
Project Row Houses began a thorough restoration in 2020 working with Stern and Bucek Architects, who removed drywall and drop ceilings to reveal original walls and trim; cleaned decades' worth of paint from exterior brick; and restored the large windows overlooking Emancipation Park.
As we walk, we’ll discuss the methods and value of preservation versus demolition and the importance of projects like Market Square Park, which was reimagined in 2010 as an inviting urban green space with links to its storied past. This is an exterior architecture tour only. The tour will not go inside any buildings.
Charles D. Maynard, Jr., Legal Counsel. Madison Tai, Junior League of Houston Outside Board Representative.
Tours. Since 1979, Preservation Houston’s acclaimed tour program has offered a unique way to explore Houston’s architecture and history. Our knowledgeable guides will take you on a walk through the city’s historic neighborhoods and institutions, sharing insights into local landmarks, culture and stories.
The Houston Building Atlas is an interactive map Preservation Houston created to let you explore Houston’s built environment by seeing the age of structures on every property in the city.
We're holding a happy hour for Preservation Houston and Pier & Beam members Thursday evening, September 26, and we'd love to see you there! This informal gathering will be a great opportunity to unwind, catch up with fellow members and share our passion for preservation in a classic setting: West Alabama Ice House, a fixture in the Montrose area since 1928.
Our walking tours begin at 6 p.m. in June, July, August and September. The William A. Wilson Realty Co. began developing Woodland Heights in 1907 on 136 acres of land that was once part of John Austin's Mexican land grant.
Preservation Houston is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit corporation founded in 1978 as Greater Houston Preservation Alliance. Members include individuals, corporations and organizations. Preservation Houston depends on donations, membership fees, grant funding and ticket sales for tours and events to fulfill its mission.