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Texas Art Deco & Streamline Moderne Buildings (page 2) |
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former Butter Krust Bakery Corpus Christi, TX |
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The Butter Krust Bakery moved to this new factory in 1938. In 1994, the company was acquired by Flowers Industries and continued to operate here until 1997. The building was vacant until around 2021 when a storage business moved in. [map] |
J.P. Bombers [gone] Corpus Christi, TX |
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This J.P. Bombers restaurant was built in 1986 in a retro style. It originally housed the Elmo's City Diner & Oyster Bar. It began housing J.P. Bombers in 2018. The building was vacant in 2019 and then demolished around 2020. |
La Salle County Courthouse Cotulla, TX |
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The La Salle County Courthouse was designed by Henry T. Phelps and built in 1931. It was restored in 2012. These photos are from 2018. [map] |
Crockett:
Houston County Courthouse Dumas:
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Maverick County Jail Eagle Pass, TX |
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This Maverick County Jail was built in 1949. [map] |
Eastland:
Eastland County Courthouse |
O.T. Bassett Tower El Paso, TX |
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The O.T. Bassett Tower was designed by Henry Trost and built in 1930. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. When these photos were taken in 2017, the building was being renovated as a hotel. For more, see this website. [map] |
Gail:
Borden County Courthouse |
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