Section 3: About the Historic Districts

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SECTION 3: ABOUT THE HISTORIC DISTRICTS

This section describes the history of Houston Heights, the character of the three Houston Heights Historic Districts, and the architectural styles and significant buildings contained within them. Although strictly informational, this material will help property owners and design professionals understand what makes these historic districts significant, as well as how to identify character-defining features of historic buildings and prioritize those features for preservation during a project.

IN THIS SECTION The History of Houston Heights ��3-2 Significant Buildings and Sites �� 3-4 Original Character and Changes Over Time �� 3-7 Designation of the Houston Heights Historic Districts ��3-8 Houston Heights East �� 3-8 Houston Heights West �� 3-9 Houston Heights South �� 3-9 Architectural Styles in the Districts ��3-10 Craftsman �� 3-10 Queen Anne �� 3-12 Transitional Architecture �� 3-12 Folk National and Folk Victorian �� 3-14 Commercial and Institutional Buildings �� 3-14 Objects and Sites �� 3-14 District Maps ��3-15 Houston Heights East �� 3-15 Houston Heights West �� 3-16 Houston Heights South �� 3-17 THE HISTORY OF HOUSTON HEIGHTS Houston Heights was founded in 1891, incorporated as its own city in 1896, and annexed by the City of Houston in 1918. It contains a variety of architectural styles from around the turn of the 20th century.

Houston Heights was Texas’ earliest planned community. It was developed by the Omaha and South Texas Land Company, which One-story buildings are common to formed in 1887 as a subsidiary of the American Loan and Trust the Houston Heights Historic Districts. Company. Founder Oscar Martin Carter, a former bank president from Nebraska, hired one of his bank employees, Daniel Denton Cooley, to be the treasurer and general manager of the new company. In 1890, company representatives came to Houston to look for land and to start a new town. The next year, they purchased 1,756 acres of land, northwest of Houston and 23 feet higher in elevation. The elevation was important to the new development’s success; because of Houston’s low elevation near the coast, mosquitoes were plentiful and yellow fever, malaria, and cholera outbreaks were common, and often fatal. As the city of Houston grew and developers tried to solve this problem through improved sanitation and water systems, they also looked to the area north of downtown, which — at a higher elevation — seemed to have fewer mosquitoes. This area became a popular location for Houston’s new suburbs.

A mature tree canopy is present In 1892, the Omaha and South Texas Land Company sent Cooley throughout the Houston Heights and other representatives to oversee the development of their Historic Districts. land. The company built streets, sidewalks, and utility systems, and led efforts to electrify Houston’s streetcar system and extend the streetcar lines to Houston Heights, allowing people to work downtown but live in the new community.

The neighborhood was laid out on a rectangular grid with a north‑south emphasis, with Heights Boulevard as the central spine. The north-south streets have names; the east-west streets are numbered. Heights Boulevard also serves as the dividing line between ‘East’ numbered streets and ‘West’ numbered streets. Some streets were named for colleges and universities, such as Harvard, Yale, Columbia, and Oxford. Other streets were named for cities in New England, where the American Loan and Trust Company was founded. Heights Boulevard features a 60-foot-wide esplanade inspired by Commonwealth Avenue in Boston.

Lots were platted in a variety of sizes so that both wealthy and working-class people could afford to buy them. After the land was platted, the Omaha and South Texas Land Company needed to do something so that people would buy lots in the neighborhood. It hired the Houston Land and Trust Company to build 17 elaborate homes along Heights Boulevard and Harvard Street. One of those was Cooley’s own house, at the northeast corner of 18th Street and Heights Boulevard where Marmion Park is now located. Carter also built several commercial buildings, including a hotel, on West 19th Street, near Ashland Street. The commercial area started to grow, which attracted new residents.

3-2 Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 The City of Houston Heights was incorporated in 1896. W.G. Love served as its first mayor. He was followed in that office by John A. Milroy, David Barker, and Robert F. Isbell. J.B. Marmion was the last mayor of Houston Heights before it was annexed by the City of Houston. Two parks in the Heights are named for former mayors: Marmion Park, at 18th Street and Heights Boulevard, and Milroy Park at Yale and 12th Streets, near the former fire station.

Houston Heights had its own schools, city hall, jail, fire department, and hospital. In 1918, residents of Houston Heights agreed to be annexed to the City of Houston, in order to access a broader tax base for school funding. As part of the annexation agreement, the Heights kept its “dry ordinance,” which banned the sale of alcoholic beverages in large portions of the neighborhood. The dry ordinance was passed in 1912, eight years before Prohibition became law across the United States. Even after the end of Prohibition in 1933, the Heights remained dry. The ordinance was upheld by the Texas Supreme Court in 1937 and remains in place in portions of the Heights. A vintage map of Houston Heights Houston Heights’ original development included deed restrictions that controlled setback, use, quality, and size of construction in the city. The deed restrictions created a consistent look and feel for Houston Heights. After it was annexed to the City of Houston in 1918, the deed restrictions were no longer enforced and properties began to change; small houses were built in the spaces between large houses, and some large homes were replaced by apartment buildings. The neighborhood eventually began to decline.

In recent years, the neighborhood has been revitalized. Modern buildings are being built on vacant lots, using traditional details in order to blend in with the rest of the neighborhood. The Houston Heights Association was organized in 1973 to promote revitalization. That organization currently has about 1,000 members and manages new deed restrictions adopted in various sections of the neighborhood.

One-story buildings align within this Houston Heights context.

Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 3-3 Significant Buildings and Sites Many properties within Houston Heights are individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NR). Some of those are also Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks (RTHL), City Landmarks (CL), or City Protected Landmarks (CPL). Below is a small sample of individually significant institutional and religious buildings, residences, and sites located within the Houston Heights Historic Districts.

Heights Church of Christ Burnett House (NR, CL), located at 219 W. 11th Street, is a well- preserved example of the ornate, Queen Anne cottages built in the Heights. It remains in the family of the original owner, George Burnett, who built it around 1904.

Jones House (NR), located at 1117 Allston Street, was built in 1905. It is an excellent example of one of the most common house types in the district: a bungalow with a hipped roof.

Lula J. Doughty House (NR, CL), located at 1233 Yale Street, is an elaborate, one-story Queen Anne home built in 1909.

Miller House, 1245 Yale Street Miller House (NR), located at 1245 Yale Street, was built in 1913 in the Classical Revival style. Its two-story columns support a front gable roof. On the second floor, the original porch has been enclosed between the columns to create an additional room.

Wilkins House (NR), located at 1541 Ashland Street, was built in 1894. It was designed by architect Silas D. Wilkins in the Colonial Revival style.

East Heights Christian Church (original) (NR), 1703 Heights Boulevard, was built in 1927. Architect C. N. Nelson designed it in the Classical Revival style. Today, it is used by Opera in the Heights. The Wilkins House, 1541 Ashland Street congregation now meets at 1745 Heights Boulevard, built in 1965 in a Neo-Gothic style.

Heights Church of Christ (RTHL, CPL), 1548 Heights Boulevard (aka 120 E. 16th Street), was designed by architect Alfred C. Finn in the Neoclassical style and built in 1924.

Heights Methodist Episcopal Church, was renamed Grace United Methodist Church in the 1950s. The church originally met in a red brick building that faced Yale at 13th Street. The congregation built a Craftsman-style church hall at 1240 Yale (aka 116 West 13th Street) in 1926. The original sanctuary was demolished in 1970. A new sanctuary was built in 1971 directly in front of the original one, at 1245 Heights Boulevard. Iron rings for hitching horses are still present in the curb in front of the church hall. They probably were installed when the 1912 church was built.

3-4 Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 Houston Heights City Hall and Fire Station (NR, CL 2001, CPL 2005), located at 107 West 12th Street, was designed by architect Alonzo C. Pigg. It was built in the Jacobean Revival style, which combined Gothic and Classical elements. The two-story red brick building was built in 1914. It also served as the fire station and jail. After Houston Heights was annexed in 1918, the City of Houston used it as Fire Station No. 14.

Houston Heights Woman’s Club Building (NR, CPL), 1846 Harvard Street. The Woman’s Club combined several earlier ladies’ clubs Heights Women’s Club Building that focused on arts and crafts, music, and literary pursuits. Daniel D. Cooley, who managed the Omaha and South Texas Land Company, owned many lots in Houston Heights. He often gave his wife land for her birthday or their anniversary. She donated one of her lots to the Woman’s Club for its clubhouse. The members raised $1,500 to construct the building in 1912.

Houston Public Library, Heights Branch (NR, CPL), was the first branch library constructed in the City of Houston. It was designed by J. M. Glover and built in 1925, just one year after the main library in downtown Houston was constructed. The Heights Branch Library was built in the Italian Renaissance Revival style. This library’s importance 1918 Masonic Lodge Building was recognized in 2005 when it was one of the first Protected Landmarks designated by the City of Houston.

Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church (original) (NR), is located at 1448 Cortlandt Street (aka 306 E. 15th Street). It was built in 1932 in the Gothic Revival style. The church’s gymnasium/parish hall, also at 1448 Cortlandt Street, was built in 1949 with a barrel-vaulted roof. The parish built a new church in 1961 at 1447 Arlington Street. Although this building was threatened with demolition, community support encouraged the congregation to save and renovate it.

Masonic Lodge Buildings, both of which housed Reagan Lodge No. 1037. The first lodge was built in 1918 at 1100 Harvard Street. It was an elaborate Classical Revival style building (now converted to condominiums). In 1948, the lodge built a new hall at 1606 Heights Boulevard in the Neoclassical style.

Second Church of Christ, Scientist, 1402 Harvard, is a Craftsman- style building constructed in 1922. It is now a residence. When it was restored in 1997, a wing on the north side of the church was detached, moved to 1416 Harvard, and converted to a single- family home.

South Donovan Park, located on Heights Boulevard at 7th Street, was named for James G. Donovan, the last city attorney of Houston Heights. The park is owned by the Houston Heights Association, not the City of Houston. Donovan drafted the ordinance in 1912 prohibiting the sale of alcohol within the city.

Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 3-5 Former All Saints Catholic Church Rectory (NR), built in 1912, was sold to a private owner and moved from its original location at 1002 Harvard Street in 1927. (It is now a private residence with the address 943½ Cortlandt Street.) The original 1909 church building was demolished that year to make way for a larger church. Several other buildings are located on the church campus at 201 East 10th Street, which is just outside the boundaries of this district. These include a school constructed in 1913 for children of parishioners and a newer school building. The church’s administration building and grotto are also historic. Southwestern Bell Building Harvard Elementary School, located at the corner of 8th and Harvard. The original one-room school was constructed in 1898. It was expanded, and then replaced in 1911 by a two-story brick schoolhouse. The current school was built in 1923 and expanded in 1979.

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Church was located at 945 Oxford Street. It was built in 1930. Although the sanctuary was demolished, the educational hall remains and has been turned into a residence.

Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Building (NR) is located at 743 Harvard Street. It was built in 1926–1927 in the Renaissance Revival style. This building was designed to complement the Harvard School on the opposite corner.

Heights Boulevard Esplanade (NR). When Houston Heights was developed, the Boulevard was the first street constructed. (A boulevard is a strip of land in the middle of a street, also called a median or an esplanade.) Heights Boulevard has a wide landscaped esplanade between the northbound and southbound lanes of the street. It was patterned after Commonwealth Avenue in Boston, Massachusetts. Today, the esplanade contains a walking path, gazebos, benches, street lamps, and monuments.

Pattern-Book Houses. Some houses in Houston Heights were built from designs published in pattern books. George Barber, an architect from Knoxville, Tennessee, was one of the most famous pattern-book publishers in the United States. Several dozen homes in Houston Heights were built from Barber’s designs or adapted by local builders from his patterns. Those still standing include the Mansfield House (1802 Harvard), the Milroy House and carriage house (1102 Heights Boulevard), and the house at 443 Heights Boulevard.

3-6 Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 Original Character and Changes Over Time The typical residential block in Houston Heights contains 24 residential lots, each 50 feet wide by 132 feet deep. Corner lots and lots allocated for churches, schools, or important houses on or near Heights Boulevard, were often larger in size. The residential lots were oriented so that most buildings face east or west, which helped counter Houston’s hot humid summers and subtropical climate. Exceptions to this grid pattern were the areas west of Yale and north of 16th Street, which had a north-south orientation. Retail establishments were mainly located on 19th Street west of Heights Boulevard, but also developed along 11th and 20th Streets.

The town plan also included industrial and commercial areas, to create a complete city where people could live, work, and shop. (Those areas have undergone significant changes and, therefore, are not included in any of the Houston Heights Historic Districts.) Many changes in Houston Heights have also taken place along Yale Street, East and West 11th Street, East 19th Street and East 20th Street, and the frontage road of Interstate 10 (just south of 4th Street). In those areas, many historic buildings have been demolished to make way for commercial development. Historic buildings have been demolished west of Ashland Street, as well. The neighborhoods east of Oxford Street were not part of the original Houston Heights plats; the block sizes and shapes are varied, and the lots are oriented north and south. The original Heights commercial district was located north of West 16th Street and west of Yale Street, and the lots there are configured differently.

SANBORN MAP (1950)

Sanborn maps illustrate the relative consistency in development patterns that existed in Houston Heights. Houses were placed in the front half of their lots, with relatively similar front setbacks. Secondary structures (garages) were placed along alleys.

Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 3-7 DESIGNATION OF THE HOUSTON HEIGHTS HISTORIC DISTRICTS Houston Heights was designated as a Multiple Resource Area (MRA) in 1983 by the National Park Service. An MRA designation is used when an area contains multiple potential landmarks and historic districts that are not contiguous. Houston Heights qualified for an MRA designation because it had been an independent municipality of fewer than 50,000 inhabitants (between 1896–1918), it retained its own character and diversity when it was annexed by Houston, and it already contained many buildings which were individually listed in the National Register of Historic Places. During the MRA designation process, both the National Park Service and the Texas Historical Commission recommended establishing multiple historic districts within the original boundaries of Houston Heights.

Houston Heights currently contains three City-designated historic districts. They are named for their location within the original city of Houston Heights: West, East and South. Houston Heights West was designated as an historic district in December 2007; Houston Heights East was designated as an historic district in February 2008. Houston Heights South is the most recent of the three districts, designated in June 2011. The designations were based on the value of the areas as part of the City of Houston Heights, from 1891–1918; its identification with Oscar M. Carter, Daniel D. Cooley, and other notable residents; its residential, commercial, religious, and governmental architecture; and its importance to the community.

An inventory of all properties in each historic district, including contributing/noncontributing classification, is provided in the appendix to this document and online in the Historic Preservation Manual.

Houston Heights East Houston Heights Historic District East is roughly bounded by Heights Boulevard to the west, Oxford Street to the east, West 20th Street to the north, and West 11th Street to the south. The 1200 block of Yale and two lots at Yale and 17th are also included. The district contains 34 full blocks and nine partial blocks of residential, commercial, and institutional buildings.

Contributing buildings in Houston Heights Historic District East

3-8 Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 Houston Heights West Houston Heights Historic District West is roughly bounded by West 16th Street to the north, Yale Street to the east, West 11th Street to the south, and Ashland Street to the west. It includes 13 full blocks and 14 partial blocks of mostly residential buildings. Smaller (33-foot‑wide) lots were platted along Ashland, Rutland, and Tulane Streets, although two or more of these were often combined to make a larger lot.

Contributing buildings in Houston Heights Historic District West

Houston Heights South Houston Heights Historic District South is roughly bounded by Heights Boulevard to the west, Oxford Street to the east, West 11th Street to the north, and West 4th Street to the south. The district contains 26 full blocks and 16 partial blocks of residential, commercial, and institutional buildings. It is directly south of, and contiguous to, Houston Height Historic District East.

Contributing buildings in Houston Heights Historic District South

Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 3-9 PLEASE NOTE: ARCHITECTURAL STYLES IN THE The City of Houston now uses a DISTRICTS standard reference, A Field Guide The Houston Heights Historic Districts contain both one- and two- to American Houses by Virginia story houses in a variety of styles, as well as some commercial and McAlester, to classify buildings institutional buildings. Houses in these districts were mostly built by architectural style. Inventories with wood siding, on pier-and-beam foundations, and featured a for the Houston Heights Historic Districts may include different style prominent front porch. The architectural styles found in the districts names that were used when the reflect the changing tastes and trends around the turn of the 20th districts were designated. century, as the exuberant Queen Anne style gave way to the more subdued Craftsman bungalow.

The most common architectural styles in the Houston Heights Historic Districts are Craftsman, Queen Anne, Folk National, and Folk Victorian.

Craftsman One-story Craftsman bungalows were very popular in Houston between 1905–1925. Characteristic Craftsman details include prominent front porches, low-pitched roofs, wide bracketed eaves, and groups (or “ribbons”) of windows. Roofs may be gabled or hipped, or a combination of the two.

A Craftsman bungalow in the Heights

Craftsman bungalows in the Heights

3-10 Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 CHARACTER DEFINING ELEMENTS: 1-STORY CRAFTSMAN HOUSE/BUNGALOW

KEY: Gabled Roof (can also be hipped) Chimney Decorative Roof Beam/ Triangular Brackets Attic Vent or Window

Exposed Rafter Tail Double-Hung Windows (often paired or multiple in the same frame) Columns/Posts (sometimes tapered) Squared Piers

Porch Railing

Foundation Piers

Foundation Screening

Typical Mass/Form/Scale: one-story, front-gabled, two rooms wide by three rooms deep

Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 3-11 Queen Anne The Queen Anne style was popular during the Victorian era, particularly at the end of the 19th century. These houses typically have a front-facing gable and an asymmetrical façade. They often feature tall, narrow, two-over-two paned windows; large, sometimes wraparound porches; and decorative wood siding and ornamentation. Some Queen Anne homes are decorated with spindlework trim (also known as “gingerbread”). In this neighborhood, they tend to instead have more classical porch columns and railings.

The pattern-book Queen Anne house at 433 Heights Boulevard

Transitional Architecture During the early 20th century, builders often combined the Queen Anne style, which was beginning to go out of fashion, with the newly popular Craftsman style. This was not uncommon, and the practice continued through the 20th century. As a result, it is not unusual to see buildings that historically combined details from different architectural styles.

This house at 1213 Harvard Street incorporates a Queen Anne roof form and front door with a Craftsman front porch and paired windows.

3-12 Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 CHARACTER DEFINING ELEMENTS: 2-STORY QUEEN ANNE

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Steep, Complex Hipped Roof

Chimney

Attic Vent or Window

Gabled Roof, Hipped Roof

Double-Hung Windows Spindlework or Jigsawn Elements Turned Columns/Posts

Primary Entry Door

Foundation Piers

Mass/Form/Scale: Two-story, front-gabled roof, two rooms wide by two rooms deep

Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 3-13 Folk National and Folk Victorian Sometimes described as cottages, these relatively small, modest houses are common in the Houston Heights Historic Districts. Many of the examples in this neighborhood have a front-gabled roof or a hipped roof with an inset porch (as shown in the top photograph, left). Full-width porches are also common.

Folk National houses were constructed from the mid-1850s through the 1920s. As a result, they may include or combine architectural details typical of other styles that were popular at the time, such as Craftsman-style bracketed eaves or Queen Anne-style turned porch Folk National supports.

When these simple houses are ornamented with spindlework and patterned siding, the resulting architectural style is called Folk Victorian. Some Folk Victorian houses in Houston Heights are two stories tall, with two-tier front porches.

Commercial and Institutional Buildings The Houston Heights Historic Districts contain a small number of historic commercial buildings, as well as churches, schools, a fire Folk Victorian station, the current and former Masonic Lodges, other meeting halls, and the Heights Library. Most of these buildings are one or two stories in height and are constructed with brick or stone masonry. They vary widely in style, design, and construction.

The guidelines and treatments for commercial and institutional buildings are generally the same as those for residential buildings. Where specific information in this document is provided for commercial buildings, that is clearly identified.

Objects and Sites Heights Public Library In addition to historic buildings and structures, the Houston Heights Historic Districts contain several other types of historic resources, PLEASE NOTE: including objects and sites. The following are classified as contributing resources: Buildings are classified as • The hitching posts at 1522 Columbia Street residential, commercial, or institutional based on their original • The 1986 gazebo at 1800 Heights Boulevard function, rather than their current use. • The esplanade in Heights Boulevard from 11th Street to 19th Street

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723 721 Established: February 20, 2008 715 Source: GIS Services Division Houston Heights East Historic District Date: May 1, 2013 Reference: pj17025_Heights_East Historic District Boundary

Building Classification Contributing Non-Contributing Park

4/22/2013, 1:36:38 PM Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 3-15 DISTRICT MAP: HOUSTON HEIGHTS WEST

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1046 608 604 518 1045 1050 1050 1050 1039 1050 Established:1050 December 19, 2007 Source: GIS Services Division Houston Heights West Historic District Date: May 21, 2013 Reference: pj17025_Heights_West Historic District Boundary

Building Classification Contributing Non-Contributing Park

5/21/2013, 9:20:46 AM

3-16 Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 DISTRICT MAP: HOUSTON HEIGHTS SOUTH 1123 1125 1131 745

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625 608 620 620 627 625 622 621 626 626 622 621 620 617 614 620 625 623 618 617 618 2714 624 2718 618 614 2722 9212 619 610 2920 618 3012 3018 614 3020 617 3106 0 615 616 615 616 615 605 609 3110 602 402 616 617 612 610 2820 2802 615 0 611 611 610 612 613 3202 619 609 3206 3206 614 613 0 620 609 609 610 612 600 3302 3206 3122 612 601 610 119 3400

2709

611 3522 3420 3320 3220 3510 609 607 3500 607 606 610 601 2805 2631 303 301 307 305 3107 0 3117 311 3119 548 620 0 3201 541 540 3007 2805 2701 607 600 219 White Oak Dr FrasierSt 546 5423315 3301 3215 538 539 546 3501 539 0 0

544 542 549

3403

3407

536 3411 541 546

3415 537 3423 540 536

W 6th St 302 0 547 537 549 0 0 3607 544 0 116 547 3617 537 540 533 535 536 542 332 0 550 534 539 538 0 0 0 0 0 535 534 545 545 0 312 546 540 537 531 0 534 501 534 539 535 536 0 533 538 0 0 538 539 532 535 536 0 531 532 543 543 0 536 0 536 533 530 529 0 532 0 0 534 526 535 536 535 534 531 530 531 531 0 318 530 533 0 529 537

540 527 0 526 532 529 527 0 709 5 522 0 707 522 528 Threlkeld530 St 322 320 519 534 531 532 527 0 0 528 529 701 53 522 528 531 5200 520 527 532 520

525 525 3

530 523 523 519 517 525 0 527 523 522 523 0 527 0 528 53 0 522 525 530 526 520 528 520 402 528 523 520 520 524 0 524 523 519 528 517 515 524 525 529 529 206 518 520 0 524 520 517 515 514 516 515 518 0 527 0 519 515 514 E 5th 1/2 St 516 613 512 509 511 609 507 514 516 503 516 515 511 511 512 504 523 516 515 508 519 512 0 0 509 511 511 510 509 505 507 615

511 512 505 0 0

502 507 505

407 501 502

115 508 405

506 401

309 0 305

506 505 301 501 221

0 505 217 501 205 0 0 200 101 501 201 700

501 614 113 401 610 0 0 502 E 5th St 520 441 450 446 447 448

439 446 616

324

320

316

310 W 5th St 449

256 443 306

102 302 442 250

447 448 252 436 0 122 437

210 114 441 441 438 100 436 443 442 434 621 433 440 435 437 434 435 0 440 433 432 435 432 Heights Bike Trail 444 427 436 431 429 1031 429 438 430 430 428 431 430 425 430 427 426 202 0 434 429 428 421E 4th 1/2 St 423 428 422 202 427 426 417 0 430 421 421 424 421 424 0 422 421 402 425 424 421 420 419 420 413 4136 4134 420 419 418 301 0 0 0 0 415 411 4124 415 420 417 416 415 418 415 408 409 400400 404 4120 0 416 411 416 414 407 515 0 4102 400 4104 409 409 415 402 405 1926 403 409 400 0 0 0 409 408 412 405 403 0 4116 0 0 407 404 0 410 407 406 1922 400 4114 415 401

403 215 307 404

305 401

1918 403 121

1913 401 301 1913 117 402 113 402 0 1913 1914 0 401 345 1913 1909

4104 1912 4114 210 4120 4130 E 4th St 1905 110 342 333 333 1906 112 112 W 4th340 St 122 344 4124 0 349 338 332 337 3500 301 0 333 0 334 0 4107 1810 3310 327 4123 4129 333 1812 0 334 325 0 1811 331 330 0 0 3620 330 321 0 0 0100 200 400 600 I Feet

Established: June 29, 2011 Source: GIS Services Division Houston Heights South Historic District Date: 4/24/2013 Reference: pj17025_Heights_South Historic District Boundary

Building Classification Contributing Non-Contributing Park

4/24/2013, 6:14:43 PM Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018 3-17 3-18 Section 3: About the Historic Districts: Draft 3-Council Review, January 2018