Items

• House in Dublin
• White-Pool House
• House in Dalhart
• Tubbs House
• 305 Bowie
• White wooden house
• House in Clarendon
• Blue and white wooden house
• Tom Lovell House
• St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
• St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
• John Nance Garner House
• House in Dalhart
• D.N. Arnett House
• J.D. Berry House
• D.N. Arnett House
• J.D. Berry House
• Potton House
• Camp meeting site
• Mentone Community Church
• Channing United Methodist Church
• Methodist Church
• Saint John the Baptist Episcopal Church

  C. H. Bulger
• Sacred Heart Catholic Church
• Prebyterian Church
• St Paul's on the Plains Chapel
• Hudspeth County Courthouse
• Our Lady of Miracles Catholic Church?
• Decansa
• Capilla de San Elizario
• La Purísima Socorro Mission
• La Purísima Socorro Mission
• Corpus Christi de la Ysleta
• Magoffin Homestead

  Joseph Magoffin
• Magoffin Homestead

  Joseph Magoffin
• Magoffin Homestead

  Joseph Magoffin
• Adobe house
• Vigas and latias
• Ledbetter picket house
• Picket and Sotol House
• Picket and Sotol House
• White Elephant Saloon

  J. W. Kleck
• Albany Ice Co.
• Grain Elevator
• Proton Sanitarium
• Carnegie Library
• Merrick Building

  John J. Stewart
• El Paso downtown building
• El Paso downtown building
• Laredo Orfila House
• Glenn-Dowe house
• Laredo Orfila House
• Annie Riggs Hotel
• Annie Riggs Hotel
• Merrick Building

  John J. Stewart
• Security National Bank
• Security National Bank
• Quanah, Acme and Pacific Railway Depot

  Page Brothers Architects
• Williams residence

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• St George Orthodox Church

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Gray residence

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Turney Residence

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Malcolm McGregor House

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Malcolm McGregor House

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Peoples Federal Savings and Loan Association

  Louis H. Sullivan (American architect, 1856-1924)
• Tower
• Street fair in Paris
• Administration Building

  Sanguinet, Staats & Hedrick
• Parade on Avenue du General Lemonnier
• Hotel El Convento

  Jorge Rossello & Associates (Puerto Rican design firm, contemporary)
• Hotel San Juan
• O.T. Bassett Tower

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Public market

  B. Gaylord Noftsger
• O.T. Bassett Tower

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Public market

  B. Gaylord Noftsger
• O.T. Bassett Tower

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Hotel Cortez

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Malcolm McGregor House

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Gulf Cloud

  Clyde G. Chandler (American sculptor, active 1900-1920)
• Hall of State in Dallas’ Fair Park

  Donald Bartheleme
• Kimo Theatre
• Occidental Life Building

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Occidental Life Building

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Occidental Life Building

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Lensic Theatre

  Boller Brothers (American architectural firm, active 1929)
• Kress Building

  Edward F. Sibbert (American architect, contemporary)
• Occidental Life Building

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• Sunshine building

  Henry Charles Trost (American architect, ca. 1860-1933)
• State Theater
• State Theater
• Kimo Theatre
• "Spirit of Progress"
• Haltom's Jewelers

  Sanguinet and Staats (American architectural firm, active from 1898)
• Haltom's Jewelers

  Sanguinet and Staats (American architectural firm, active from 1898)
• Kimo Theatre
• Kress Building

  Edward F. Sibbert (American architect, contemporary)
• Kress Building

  Edward F. Sibbert (American architect, contemporary)
• Kress Building

  Edward F. Sibbert (American architect, contemporary)
• Lensic Theatre

  Boller Brothers (American architectural firm, active 1929)
• Lensic Theatre

  Boller Brothers (American architectural firm, active 1929)