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Texas Mid-Century Modern Roofs & Canopies (page 1)

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Pic N Save
Amarillo, TX
The Pic N Save building was originally a Circle K. [map]

Arlington:
Meadowbrook Recreation Center

former Cross Country Inn
Austin, TX

2018:

2019:
The Cross Country Inn was built in 1963. This building served as the motel's restaurant. The building now houses Taqueria Jaliscienses Mexican Food. The motel next door is now a Rodeway Inn. The building was repainted in 2019. For more, see this website. [map]

Brownwood:
Howard Payne University Guy D. Newman Honors Academy

Hensel Park Pavilion
College Station, TX
The Hensel Park Pavilion was designed by James Marsh and built around 1963. The same "life-shape" design was used at the Little Rock Zoo in Little Rock, AR. [map]

commercial building
Corpus Christi, TX
This commercial building was built in 1966. [map]

More Corpus Christi:
Corpus Christi Electric Company
Gault Aviation Hangar
Memorial Coliseum: 1, 2, 3 [gone]

Storage Equipment Company
Dallas, TX
The Storage Equipment Company canopy leads to the entrance door. The building was built in 1970 as a warehouse. [map]

Preston Royal Branch Library
Dallas, TX
This Preston Royal Branch Library was built in 1964. For more, see this website. [map]

More Dallas:
Dallas Zoo
Lone Star Donuts

Merchandise Unlimited
El Paso, TX
In 1969, this building housed Merchandise Unlimited. That might have been the original occupant. It later housed at least a couple of travel agencies. I believe the building is vacant now. [map]

Falfurrias High School
Falfurrias, TX
This building at Falfurrias High School houses the gym. It had been built by 1960. [map]

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