Best places: Historical landmarks in Southside Place, United States

Winding, 160-acre green space featuring views of the Houston skyline plus a fountain & a skate park.

👍👍 This neighbors Riverstone Creek retention pond where you can fine a wonderful gang of ducks turtles and one very grumpy goose. It's also known as El Franco Hike and Bike trail which is an extension to the larger El Franco Sports field and Splashpad located just off beltway 8 feeder and Hall Rd. ......

Museum offering guided tours of 19th-century structures & exhibits exploring the city's history.

👍👍 Saw some awesome concerts here back in the day. The dome should be a historic landmark. I am adding a photo of me standing in the front row of the 1982 Texas Jam. I was 15 and by myself 🤘. The Texas Jam and it's crowd's were definitely not your typical concert. I remember it being so loud that I...

Simple park marking the city's birthplace & site of a former port, with a trail & bayou views.

👍👍 A very special building with great management and breathtaking details inside. From the bronze elevators to the chandaliers to the old-school envelope slips, this building is like going back in a time machine.

👍👍 The Houston Heights Fire Station was the perfect wedding venue for me and my husband! We had a wedding of ~100 guests, so we used the downstairs area for cocktail hour, the upstairs for dinner, and the downstairs again for cake & dancing. Dewayne Ross, the new coordinator at HFS, was a joy to work w...

👍👍 The stone marker was set in 1916 and it was on farmland farmed by relatives of Linda Conard. She sent a photo and reports this: “The man at the head of the bull is my great grandfather, Joseph Morgan Cruse and the woman on the side of the bull with hand on it is my great grandmother Zella Gregg Cru...

👍👍 I have frequented these abandoned silos since 2008 or so and there has been a remarkable amount of change in the immediate area. There used to be an abandoned warehouse foundation adjacent to these silos. When I first visited this area it was rife with urban grit. I'm happy that the area is developi...

👍👍 A nice little museum. My 5YO had been wanting to go for a while, so I had a day off when it was open, and we went. She enjoyed the play area, especially the little house, and it amused her for about 45 minutes (may have lasted longer if other kids had been there to play with). The play area has a...