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Texas Mid-Century Modern Buildings (page 3) |
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Main Street Storage Denison, TX |
The Main Street Storage building previously housed Barrett Drugs. The curved canopy was probably installed in the 1950s or 1960s. That was kept while the upper facade was remodeled around 2008. This photo is from 2011. The "radios", "cameras", etc. signs are from when the building housed the drug store. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map] |
Denton Civic Center Denton, TX |
The Denton Civic Center was designed by O'Neill Ford and built in 1966. The roof was built with suspended cables making for an open interior unobstructed by supports. [map] |
commercial building Denton, TX |
This commercial building was built in 1965 for Joe Alford Florist. It was designed by Thomas Polk Miller and Mary Isabel Mount Miller. [map] |
Lincoln Lock Duncanville, TX |
The Lincoln Lock building was probably built in the 1960s. I believe it originally housed an Ashburn's Polar Bear Ice Cream stand. This photo is from 2011. The building now houses the Dash Studio beauty salon. [map] |
Union Building El Paso, TX |
The East Wing of the Union Building at the University of Texas at El Paso was built in 1969. [map] |
Abraham Chavez Theater El Paso, TX |
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Visitor Information Center and Chamber of Commerce El Paso, TX |
Convention & Performing Arts Center El Paso, TX |
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The Abraham Chavez Theater, Visitor Information Center and Chamber of Commerce and Convention & Performing Arts Center are part of a downtown complex. The buildings were constructed between 1969-1972. [map] |
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