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Crockett Hotel (1909 & 27) (Bonham St.) built by the International Order of Odd Fellows. San Antonio, TX. On National Register. | Menger Hotel (1859) opposite The Alamo used by Teddy Roosevelt to recruit Rough Riders for Spanish American War. San Antonio, TX. Architect: Alfred Giles, Atlee B. Ayres & Robert Ayres. | Reuter Building (1891) (217 Alamo Plaza). San Antonio, TX. Architect: James Wahrenberger. | St Joseph's Catholic Church (1868-9) (623 East Commerce). San Antonio, TX. |
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Dillard's (formerly Joske's) Department Store at Alamo Plaza & Commerce. San Antonio, TX. Architect: Alfred Giles & Guindon + J.C. Dielmann. | Dillard's Department Store conquistador detail. San Antonio, TX. | Torch of Friendship sculpture (2002) by Sebastian at Alamo Plaza & Commerce. San Antonio, TX. | View along East Houston with G. Bedell Moore & Emily Morgan Hotel buildings. San Antonio, TX. |
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G. Bedell Moore building (1904) (110 Broadway at East Houston). San Antonio, TX. Architect: Atlee B. Ayres. | G. Bedell Moore building corner details. San Antonio, TX. | G. Bedell Moore building lion holding garland detail. San Antonio, TX. | Albert Maverick building (c1882) with wishbone roofline (515 East Houston). San Antonio, TX. |
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Gibbs building (1908) (521 East Houston). San Antonio, TX. Style: Italianate. Architect: Sanguinet & Staats. | Post Office & Federal Courthouse (1937) (315 East Houston). San Antonio, TX. Style: Renaissance Revival. Architect: Ralph Cameron. On National Register. | Post Office & Federal Courthouse (1937) (315 East Houston). San Antonio, TX. | Emily Morgan Hotel (1926) (originally Medical Arts Building) (705 East Houston). San Antonio, TX. Architect: Ralph Cameron. |
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Tower of Emily Morgan Hotel named after Emily Morgan, the "Yellow Rose of Texas". San Antonio, TX. | Emily Morgan Hotel facade carvings. San Antonio, TX. | Emily Morgan Hotel facade windows. San Antonio, TX. | Emily Morgan Hotel flatiron shape. San Antonio, TX. |
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Emily Morgan Hotel overlooks Alamo site. San Antonio, TX. | San Antonio Express News Building (1929) (8 floors) (301 Avenue E). San Antonio, TX. Architect: Herbert S. Green. | San Antonio Express News Building entrance with carvings (1929) by Pompeo Coppini. San Antonio, TX. |
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