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Major Lease Transactions Downtown Houston
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C i t e 3 2 1 9 9 5 32 DOWNTOWN 1865-1890 1890-1920 International & Great Northern Railway At the foot of Mam Street, extending Main Street is the axis of Houston, The Freight Depot at Commerce and up to Commerce Avenue and stretching center of downtown moves three Caroline and of Union Station at between Milam on the west and blocks south, Irom Main and Congress Crawford and Prairie destabilizes the Caroline on the east, is the wharf, to Main and Texas. The fool of Mam established Second and Third Ward warehouse, and wholesale district. Street remains the public wharf until neighborhoods just east of downtown, Railroad development keeps to the construction ol the Houston Ship identifying them as eligible for absorp- north side of Buffalo Bayou and east of Channel; completion of the Mam Street tion into the expanded commercial downtown. Therefore, railroad tracks Viaduct, spanning Buffalo Bayou above district. Milam Street emerges as the and the development associated with the old waterfront, opens downtown to African-American mam street, stretch- them (warehouses, industry, and work- access from the north. The electrifica- ing Irom Prairie and Louisiana, near ing-class residential neighborhoods) do tion of the streetcar system in 1891 Market Square, up to Milam and Clay, not penetrate downtown Market makes possible a great expansion of near the eastern edge of the African- Square is rebuilt with new brick build- the public transportation network, American residential district in Fourth Main Street looking north from Preston Avenue. 1858 ings to serve the food trades Two which reinforces the primacy of down- Ward.
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