Houston is full of historic buildings with unique stories to tell. The Heritage Society shares these buildings and stories, providing a chance for you to see irreplaceable places.
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Since 1847, the Kellum-Noble House has stood near Buffalo Bayou, dwarfed in more recent years by the nearby skyscrapers that have come to define the city of Houston. The oldest remaining building i
Learn about the saga of the American westward migration to Texas between 1817 and 1825, the story of 300 families who made their way from all across the United States and four countries to settle i
On tap this week is a mega art sale, a wine wholesale shop-a-thon, a twinkling tour that celebrates Houston's iconic past, a performance in which Manischewitz and Santa play nice and an inspiri ...
Create holiday magic for friends and family with decorated buildings, historic characters relating stories of the past, hand bells, flutes and bagpipes filling the park with holiday music. Houston
In the fall of 1996, TxDOT-sponsored archeological investigations resulted in the discovery of a prehistoric site on a low floodplain mound along the banks of Cypress Creek in northwestern Harris C
Admired for their beauty and craftsmanship, wood elements such as doors, windows, moldings, shutters and other architectural details — collectively known as millwork — add ornamentation
Join Young Houstonians for Old Houston to tour historic downtown Houston from a double decker bus. The historic tour will include Sam Houston Park and Market Square, along with a few drink stops as
When the first recorded Greeks arrived in 1889, Houston was not much more than a swamp, but the entrepreneurial spirit of the fledgling city beckoned with economic promise. Learn how their hard wor
Join The Heritage Society at Heritage Family Day to remember the soldiers from World War I. Children and their families can take part in "holystoning," a process of scrubbing and whi
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