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Resource Name Address NR Local State County City Type Multiple Property Names; NR Primary Cert NR Primary NR Reference Boundaries; Notes Certdate Number 1926 Republic National Bank (Davis) 1309 Main St., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20060118 5001543 Building (H/87) 4928 Bryan Street Apartments (H/131) 4928 Bryan Street, Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual East and South Dallas MPS LI 20080612 8000539 Adamson, W.H., High School (H/139) 201 East Ninth St., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20110608 11000343 Alcalde Street-Crockett School Historic 200--500 Alcalde, 421--421A N. Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Historic District East and South Dallas MPS LI 19950323 95000330 District Carroll and 4315 Victor American Beauty Mill (H/78),; Stanard-- 2400 S. Ervay Street, Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19971006 97001187 Tilton Flour Mill; Angle, D. M., House 800 Beltline, Cedar Hill, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Cedar Hill Individual Cedar Hill Texas MRA LI 19850327 85000710 Belo, Alfred Horatio, House 2115 Ross Ave., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19751029 75001965 Bianchi, Didaco and Ida, House 4503 Reiger Ave., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual East and South Dallas MPS LI 19950323 95000311 Bluitt Sanitarium / R.F. Aspley Bldg. (H/102) 2036 Commerce St., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20060726 6000651 Bromberg/Patterson House (H/119) 3201 Wendover Rd., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20080708 8000658 Bryan-Peak Commercial Historic District 4214 Bryan Ave. and 1325--1408 Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Historic District 4214 Bryan Ave. and 1325--1408 N. Peak LI 19950323 95000327 N. Peak Bryant, William, Jr., House South Broad and Cooper Street, Y TEXAS Dallas Cedar Hill Individual Cedar Hill Texas MRA LI 19850327 85000711 Cedar Hill, TX Building at 3525 Turtle Creek Boulevard 3525 Turtle Creek Blvd., Dallas, Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20080529 8000475 TX Busch Building 1501 Main St., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19800704 80004489 Busch--Kirby Building (Boundary Increase) 1509 Main St., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Boundary Increase LI 19960912 96001015 (H/37), 1509 & 1511 Main St. The site is bounded by TEXAS Dallas Dallas Historic District Hawthorne Street, Hartford Cedar Springs Place Street and Lucas Drive. Y Cedar Springs Place 2531 Lucas Dr., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19911230 91001901 Central Congregational Church 1530 North Carroll St., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual East and South Dallas MPS LI 19950323 95000307 Chevrolet Motor Company Building 3221 Commerce Street, Dallas, Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20030418 3000277 TX Claremont Apartments 4636 Ross Ave., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual East and South Dallas MPS LI 19950323 95000313 Clements Hall 3200 Dyer St., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual Georgian Revival Buildings of Southern LI 19800927 80004087 Methodist University TR Colonial Hill Historic District Bounded by Pennsylvania Ave., I- Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Historic District East and South Dallas MPS LI 19950323 95000334 45, US 75 and Hatcher Continental Gin Company 3301 Elm, Street , Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19830214 83003134 Dallas Coffin Company 1325 South Lamar, Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20120615 12000350 Dallas County Courthouse Houston and Commerce Street, Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19761212 76002019 Dallas, TX Dallas Downtown Historic District Roughly bounded by Federal, N. Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Historic District LI 20060811 4000894 St. Paul, Pacific, Harwood, S. Pearl, Commerce, S Ervay, Akard, Commerce and Field Dallas Downtown Historic District Bounded by Jackson, North Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Boundary Increase LI 20090109 8001299 (Boundary Increase) Hardwood Commerce, N.-S. line between S. Pearl Exwy., and S. Hardwood Canton Dallas Fire Station No. 16 (H/40) 5501 Columbia Ave., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19970417 97000363 Dallas Hall 3225 University Blvd., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual Georgian Revival Buildings of Southern LI 19781117 78002913 Methodist University TR (AD) Dallas High School Historic District 2218 Bryan St., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Historic District LI 19960220 96000035 Dallas National Bank 1530 Main Street, Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20050510 5000419 Dallas Scottish Rite Temple Harwood and Young Street, Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19800326 80004088 Dallas, TX Dallas Tent and Awning Building (H/68) 3401 Commerce St., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19991028 99001292 Dallas Times Herald Pasadena Perfect 6938 Wildgrove Ave., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20060913 6000819 Home Dealey Plaza Historic District 411 Elm Street, Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Historic District Roughly bounded by Pacific Ave., Market St., LI 19930419 93001607 Jackson St. and right of way of Dallas Right of Way Management Company DeGolyer House and Gardens (H/38) 8525 Garland Rd., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19781228 78002914 Dixon--Moore House 2716 Peabody Street, Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual East and South Dallas MPS LI 19950323 95000320 Ellis, James H. and Molly, House 2426 Pine Street, Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual East and South Dallas MPS LI 19950323 95000323 Emanuel Lutheran Church 4301 San Jacinto, Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual East and South Dallas MPS LI 19950323 95000315 Fannin, James W., Elementary School 4800 Ross Ave., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual East and South Dallas MPS LI 19950323 95000314 (H/77) Fidelity Union Life Insurance Building 1511 Bryan Street, Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20090929 9000306 Florence, Fred, Hall 3330 University Blvd., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual Georgian Revival Buildings of Southern LI 19800927 80004089 Methodist University TR G & J Manufacturing Co (H/104) 3912 Willow St., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20020914 2000992 Gilbert, Samuel and Julia, House 2540 Farmers Branch Lane, Y TEXAS Dallas Farmers Individual LI 19881110 88002063 Farmers Branch, TX Branch Goodyear and Goodrich Buildings (H/98); 3809 Parry Avenue, Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual 3809 Parry Ave. & 4140 Commerce St. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Building and B.F. Goodrich Building Grace Methodist Episcopal Church; Grace 4105 Junius St., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19821104 82001736 United Methodist Church (H/9) Greenway Parks Historic District Bounded by W. Mockingbird Ln., Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Historic District Historic Residential Suburbs in the United LI 20080110 7001383 W. University Blvd., Inwood & N. States, 1830-1960 MPS Dallas Tollway. Greer, George C., House 5439 Swiss Ave., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19970109 96001563 Gulf Refining Company/Hickory Street 501 Second Ave, Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20100331 10000144 Annex (H/136) Harlan Building (H/41) 2018 Cadiz St., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20040226 4000102 Hawkes, Z. T. (Tip), House 132 North Potter St., Cedar Hill, Y TEXAS Dallas Cedar Hill Individual Cedar Hill Texas MRA LI 19850327 85000712 TX Highland Park Shopping Village 47 Highland Park, Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Highpark Individual Preston Road and Mockingbird Lane, Dallas, TX LI 19971117 97001393 Hilton / Plaza Hotel (H/28) 1933 Main St., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19851205 85003092 Hotel Adolphus 1315 Commerce St., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19830714 83003133 Houston Street Viaduct Houston St. roughly between Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Historic District LI 19840809 84001641 Arlington St. and Lancaster Ave. Hyer Hall 6424 Hill Lane, Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual Georgian Revival Buildings of Southern LI 19800927 80004090 Methodist University TR Interstate Forwarding Company Warehouse 3200 Main St., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19920214 92000021 (H/50) James Madison High School (H/62), Forest 3000 Martin Luther King Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual Avenue High Schoo Boulevard, Dallas, TX Kessler Park Historic District Roughly bounded by Kidd Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Historic District Oak Cliff MPS LI 19940617 94000607 Springs, Stewart, Oak Cliff, Plymouth, I-30, Turner, Colorado and Sylvan Kessler Park Historic District (Boundary Bounded by Turner, Colorado, Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Boundary Increase Oak Cliff MPS LI 19950907 95001087 Increase) Sylvan and Salmon King's Highway Historic District 900--1500 Blocks of King's Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Historic District 900--1500 Blocks of King's Highway between W. LI 19940617 94000606 Highway between W. Davis St. Davis St. and Montclair Ave. ; Oak Cliff MPS and Montclair Ave. Lake Cliff Historic District Roughly bounded by E. 6th St., Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Historic District Oak Cliff MPS LI 19940617 94000609 Beckley Ave., Zangs Blvd. and Marsalis Ave. Lancaster Avenue Commercial Historic Roughly bounded by E. Jefferson Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Historic District Oak Cliff MPS LI 19940617 94000605 District Blvd., S. Marsalis, E. 10th St., E. 9th St. and N. Lancaster Ave. Lawrence, Stephen Decatur, Farmstead 701 E. Kearney Street, Mequite Y TEXAS Dallas Mesquite Individual LI 19990909 99001139 TX Lemmon, Mark and Maybelle, House 3211 Mockingbird Lane, Dallas, Y TEXAS Dallas Highland Individual LI 20060615 6000513 TX Park Levi--Moses House 2433 Martin Luther King, Jr., Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual East and South Dallas MPS LI 19950323 95000316 Blvd., Dallas, TX Levi--Topletz House 2603 Martin Luther King, Jr., Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual East and South Dallas MPS LI 19950323 95000317 Blvd., Dallas, TX Lincoln Paint and Color Company Building 3210 Main, Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 20020711 2000730 Magnolia Building (H/7) 108 S. Akard St., Dallas, TX Y Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19780130 78002915 Magnolia Petroleum Company City Sales 1607 Lyte St., Dallas, TX Y TEXAS Dallas Dallas Individual LI 19941223 94001473 and Warehouse Majestic Theater (H/21), 1923 Elm St.
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