Yates Colored High School
Yates Colored High School, named after Reverend John Henry “Jack” Yates, was built in February of 1926 at 2610 Elgin…
Photos of places frequented by past Houstonians.
Yates Colored High School, named after Reverend John Henry “Jack” Yates, was built in February of 1926 at 2610 Elgin…
Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptist church was originally founded in 1872 and located at 2800 Conti @ Clark Street. The contemporary…
The photo seen here was taken in 1911, 2 years after Wall & Stabe moved their business to this 1101…
Grand Central Station was built in 1887 and located on Washington Avenue between 7th and 8th streets. It was remodeled…
Below is a 1907 Sanborn map clipping showing the future location of W. A. Knight’s business. In the clipping, the…
This would have been located approximately where the right section of POST is today.
Today, the Harris County 280th District Court, Houston City Auditor’s Office, and the Harris County Juvenile Justice center occupy the…
Built in 1893, Colored High School was originally located in Houston’s Freedmen’s Town at 303 San Felipe (W. Dallas). Until…
The Texas Warehouse Co. was originally located at the corner of Cedar and Baker Streets. Today, Cedar street no longer…
If you’re thinking that this is the same family namesake as the Foley’s stores we are all familiar with, you…
The city block bordered by Congress, Milam, Preston, and Travis streets has a long and fiery history. The block was…
This building still stands at 711 Williams Street and has been repurposed into Dakota Lofts.