Location ID: #10265273
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Location ID: #10310371
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Galveston’s oldest home, located at 1605 33rd Street, the Greek revival Michel B. Menard House provides an intimate setting for small weddings, receptions, dinners, and luncheons. Grand Ionic columns provide a backdrop for photos, and a lovely ...
Location ID: #10310440
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The 1859 Ashton Villa, first of Galveston’s great Broadway mansions, has long been at the center of the Island’s social life. The home’s original first-floor interior rooms, with their elegant architecture and gold filigree, have been the site of ...
Location ID: #10156000
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The oldest German Catholic Church in Texas and the oldest wooden church building in Galveston. 1860 Catholic church & local landmark noted for its wooden structure & Gothic Revival architecture.
Location ID: #10310449
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Galveston Historical Foundation (GHF) accepted one of Galveston Island’s most significant downtown buildings. The 1920 City National Bank Building, owned by Ross Moody, a trustee of The Moody Foundation and Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of ...
Location ID: #10269013
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Galveston’s oldest home, located at 1605 33rd Street, the Greek revival Michel B. Menard House provides an intimate setting for small weddings, receptions, dinners, and luncheons. Grand Ionic columns provide a backdrop for photos, and a lovely ...
Location ID: #10269011
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The 1859 Ashton Villa, first of Galveston’s great Broadway mansions, has long been at the center of the Island’s social life. The home’s original first-floor interior rooms, with their elegant architecture and gold filigree, have been the site of ...
Location ID: #10267896
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Galveston Historical Foundation (GHF) accepted one of Galveston Island’s most significant downtown buildings. The 1920 City National Bank Building, owned by Ross Moody, a trustee of The Moody Foundation and Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of ...
Location ID: #10080313
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Kempner Park’s roots are some of the deepest on Galveston Island. Its history dates back to February 1876, when a group of German businessmen purchased a five-acre estate as a social club for their family and friends, and named it “The Galveston ...
Location ID: #10155498
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Location ID: #10094644
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Venture onto Postoffice Street for an enchanting blend of art galleries, antique shops and chic eateries.
Location ID: #10094647
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Location ID: #10156414
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Location ID: #10002394
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Location ID: #10094584
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Location ID: #10002459
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Location ID: #10094646
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Location ID: #10094603
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Elissa is a three-masted, iron-hulled sailing ship built in 1877 in Aberdeen, Scotland by Alexander Hall & Company. She carries nineteen sails covering over one-quarter of an acre in surface area. Tall ships are classified by the configuration of ...
Location ID: #10274891
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The oldest German Catholic Church in Texas and the oldest wooden church building in Galveston. 1860 Catholic church & local landmark noted for its wooden structure & Gothic Revival architecture.
Location ID: #10070059
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The Galveston Strand, in the late 1880s, was dubbed “The Wall Street of the South.” It was a street of opulent Victorian buildings, with five banks, wholesale houses, grocers, liquor and cigar dealers, cotton factors, commission merchants, insurance ...
Location ID: #10049408
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The Tremont House is a warm slice of Southern charm, with historic features and classic beauty to delight and comfort weary travelers. We offer our guests quality, luxury accommodations in the vibrant historic downtown of one of the most popular ...
Location ID: #10063878
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Experience true adventure at a destination that makes travel easier. Located steps from the cruise ship terminal, our Galveston, Texas Pier 21 hotel offers stylishly decorated guest rooms and suites, one-of-a-kind harbor views, onsite boat slip ...
Location ID: #10002463
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"The Strand Historic District, also known as the Strand District, in downtown Galveston, Texas (USA), is a National Historic Landmark District of mainly Victorian era buildings that now house restaurants, antique stores, and curio shops. The area is ...
Location ID: #10040042
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The Grand (1,000 seats) has a very special place in the history of our community and in the lives of many of our residents. It survived the storms of 1900 and 1915, and Hurricanes Carla and Alicia, as well as years of neglect at various times ...