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| Moody Mansion (1894) (2618 Broadway). Galveston, TX. On National Register. | Moody Mansion arcaded veranda. Galveston, TX. | Moody Mansion front porch. Galveston, TX. | Moody Mansion carved lion over front entrance. Galveston, TX. |
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| Ashton Villa (1859) (23rd at Broadway). Galveston, TX. Style: Italian villa. | Ashton Villa iron balconies over front door. Galveston, TX. | Ashton Villa second story details. Galveston, TX. | Ashton Villa iron work details. Galveston, TX. |
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| Ashton Villa brackets. Galveston, TX. | Ashton Villa iron fence with ears of corn motif. Galveston, TX. | Ashton Villa iron fence post with cast ears of corn. Galveston, TX. | Ashton Villa iron fence post with cast grain, sun flowers & bounty harvest. Galveston, TX. |
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| Open Gates mansion (1889-91) (2424 Broadway) built for George Sealy, president of Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad. Galveston, TX. Style: Renaissance revival. Architect: Stanford White. | Open Gates arcaded porch. Galveston, TX. | Open Gates roofline. Galveston, TX. | Open Gates turret. Galveston, TX. |
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| Bishop's Palace (1887-94) (1402 Broadway). Galveston, TX. Architect: Nicholas J. Clayton. On National Register. | Bishop's Palace 14th Street side. Galveston, TX. | Bishop's Palace conservatory. Galveston, TX. | Bishop's Palace round veranda. Galveston, TX. |
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| Bishop's Palace corner tower. Galveston, TX. | Bishop's Palace carved lion. Galveston, TX. | Bishop's Palace corner tower & chimney. Galveston, TX. | Bishop's Palace cast iron railings. Galveston, TX. |
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| Bishop's Palace tower detail. Galveston, TX. | Bishop's Palace urn at entrance. Galveston, TX. | Bishop's Palace portal & flying stairway. Galveston, TX. | Bishop's Palace front door. Galveston, TX. |
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| Bishop's Palace front door arch with carved face. Galveston, TX. | Bishop's Palace window arch with carvings & iron railings. Galveston, TX. | Former Letitia Rosenberg Home for Aged Women (1895) (1804 25th St.). Galveston, TX. Style: Renaissance revival. Architect: Alfred Muller. |
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