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1879 Houston Waterworks
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1884 Houston Cotton Exchange Building
3)
All Saints Roman Catholic Church
4)
Anderson, John W., House
5)
Annunciation Church
6)
Antioch Missionary Baptist Church
7)
Autry, James L., House
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Baring, Otto H., House
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Beaconsfield
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Benjamin Apartments
11)
Bethel Baptist Church
12)
Bute, James, Company Warehouse
13)
Carroll, J. J., House
14)
Carter, W. T., Jr., House
15)
Christ Church
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City National Bank Building
17)
Clanton, Moses A., House
18)
Clare, J. H., House
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Clarke & Courts Building
20)
Clayton, William L., Summer House
21)
Cleveland, A. S., House
22)
Cohn, Arthur B., House
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Coombs, Charles E., House
24)
Copeland, Austin, House I
25)
Copeland, Austin, House II
26)
Countryman House
27)
Dawson, James A., House
28)
DePelchin Faith Home
29)
Donoghue, Thomas J., House
30)
Dorrance, John M., House
31)
Durham, Jay L., House
32)
Eaton House
33)
Elkins House
34)
Eppes, Ned A. and Linda S., House
35)
Foley, W. L., Building
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Forum of Civics
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Gulf Building
38)
Harris County Courthouse of 1910
39)
Hawkins House
40)
Heights Boulevard Esplanade
41)
Heights State Bank Building
42)
Heyne, Fred J., House
43)
Hogg Building
44)
House at 112 W. 4th Street
45)
House at 122 East Fifth Street
46)
House at 217 E. 5th Street
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House at 532 Harvard Street
48)
House at 825 Heights Boulevard
49)
House at 844 Columbia Street
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House at 844 Courtlandt
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House at 917 Heights Boulevard
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House at 943 1/2 Cortlandt Street
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Houston City Hall
54)
Houston Fire Station No. 7
55)
Houston Negro Hospital
56)
Houston Negro Hospital School of Nursing Building
57)
Houston Post-Dispatch Building
58)
Houston Turn-Verein
59)
Humble Oil Building
60)
Ideson, Julia, Building
61)
Isabella Court
62)
Isbell House
63)
Jensen, James L., House
64)
Johnson, Morris and Mary, House
65)
Jones-Hunt House
66)
Kellum-Noble House
67)
Kennedy Bakery
68)
Kleinhaus House
69)
Kress Building
70)
Lewis Apartment Building
71)
Link--Lee House
72)
Logue House
73)
Lund House
74)
McCain, Henry Hicks, House
75)
McKee Street Bridge
76)
Meek, James V., House
77)
Meitzen House
78)
Merchants and Manufacturers Building
79)
Miller, Ezekial and Mary Jane, House
80)
Minchen, Simon and Mamie, House
81)
Morton Brothers Grocery
82)
Mulcahy House
83)
Myer, Sterling, House
84)
Nash, William R., House
85)
National Biscuit Company Building
86)
Neuhaus, C. L., House
87)
Ogle, Joseph, House
88)
Old Houston National Bank
89)
Otto House
90)
Palmer, Edward Albert, Memorial Chapel and Autry House
91)
Parker, John W., House
92)
Paul Building
93)
Peden, D. D., House
94)
Reed, Thomas B., House
95)
Rice Hotel
96)
Roessler, Charles, House
97)
Rothko Chapel
98)
Sam Houston Hotel
99)
Scanlan Building
100)
Sessums--James House
101)
Sewall, Cleveland Harding, House
102)
Sheridan Apartments
103)
South Texas National Bank
104)
Star Engraving Company Building
105)
State National Bank Building
106)
Sterling-Berry House
107)
Stevenson, Joseph R. and Mary M., House
108)
Sweeney, Coombs & Fredericks Building
109)
Taylor, Judson L., House
110)
Temple Beth Israel
111)
Trinity Church
112)
U.S. Customhouse
113)
Union Station
114)
Union Transfer and Storage Building
115)
Webber, Samuel H., House
116)
Wimberly House
117)
Woodard House
118)
Wray, Andrew Jackson and Margaret Cullinan, House
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Go for the band and the crowd, but leave the beer ideas behind, food is OK, but waaaay overpriced. Clean the floor.
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eener,
houston, TX
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Beer selection is average. Prices are above average, like most things in Rice Village. Bar is trendy, with many pleasant folks. Nice place to visit.
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Eric M.,
Houston, TX
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The beer selection at this pub is decent but otherwise unremarkable. The taps are dominated by many of the most common import choices and includes three domestic low calorie lagers. The last time I looked, domestic craft beer on draft was limited to Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Fat Tire, Saint Arnold Fancy Lawnmower, and Shiner Bock (for those that believe that it is one). Although once voted the best place to get a Guinness in Houston, a serious beer drinker would have little motivation to patronize this place, especially with the legendary Ginger Man right next door. There seems to be a strong emphasis on hard liquor-based drinks at this pub. One might prefer Brian O'Neill's for the atmosphere and the opportunity to dine while drinking a beverage. The pub has a well appointed interior, and a patio area in front. Live music is featured on several nights (see calendar at the website).
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