ArchitectureEdinburg, TXYear Built - 1948 Architects - Cocke & Bowman, J. York, Design AssociateFirst Presbyterian Church, Edinburg, 1948, Cocke & Bowman, J. York, Design Associate The Wrightian overtones of Cocke, Bowman & York’s perspective of the First Presbyterian...
ArchitectureEdinburg, TXYear Built - 1959The historic Echo Hotel and Conference Center of Edinburg, Texas, is not only a full service 110-guest-room hotel that boasts an award winning restaurant , a night club, and seven banquet rooms, but it is also an epitome of the...
ArchitectureEdinburg, TXYear Built - 1950 Architects - Martin Roe Address - 216 Austin Boulevard, Edinburg, TXThis home was designed by Martin Roe c. 1950. Address: 216 Austin Boulevard – Edinburg, Texas – Notice the beautiful tile collage by the front door.
ArchitectureEdinburg, TXYear Built - 1952 Address - 340 Austin Boulevard, Edinburg, TXText content will go here.
ArchitectureEdinburg, TXYear Built - 1951 Architects - Cocke, Bowman and York Address - 505-511 S. Closner, Edinburg, TX
ArchitectureEdinburg, TXYear Built - 1971 Architects -Neuhaus & Taylor of Houston Address - 300 S. Closner, Edinburg, TXLocated on 300 S. Closner – Edinburg, Texas the building was designed in 1971 by Neuhaus & Taylor of Houston. The building’s original design is...
ArchitectureEdinburg, TXYear Built - 1964 Architects - Kenneth Bentsen Associates of Houston Address - 100 W. Cano, Edinburg, Texas
ArchitectureEdinburg, TXYear Built - 1947 Architects -Charles E. KoenThe St. Joseph Catholic Church was designed by Architect Charles E. Koen in 1947. Koen produced good work in the Rio Grande Valley when the Valley was part of the Corpus Christi diocese.
ArchitectureNueva Ciudad GuerreroYear Built - 1948-54Under the auspices of the International Water and Boundary Commission, the U.S. and Mexican governments sought through the 1960s to repeat the integrated development strategy associated with the Tennessee Valley...
ArchitectureNueva Ciudad GuerreroYear Built - 1950-54 Architects - Carlos LazoOn the shore of Falcón International Reservoir, the new town of Nueva Ciudad Guerrero was built in 1950-54 to replace Guerrero’s 18th-century townsite, inundated by impoundment of river...