What Are Streets For Newsletter
Jon BoydUrban theory and urban history, including original archival research on nineteenth-century Houston
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Notes on Urban Historiography, M
Raymond Mohl
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Retrospective on Hotels in Nineteenth-Century America
Image 1. “Capitol Hotel,” 1884 City Directory. Image source: Houston History Research Center.
Wrapping up in June was the series on the City Hotel, Houston’s first hotel. The Houston Town Company had promised a public house to the Republi...
Houston's First Hotel: Conclusions
Image 2. Augustus Koch, “Birdseye View of Houston,” 1873, Illustration. Hutchins House occupied some of the former City Hotel lots. Image source: Wikipedia Commons. Annotated by author.
The “Houston’s First Hotel” series presents the most...
Notes on Urban Historiography, I-L
Including Lawrence Larsen and Robert Lewis
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Houston's First Hotel: The Last Owner
Image 1. “William J. Hutchins,” illustration in S. O. Young, A Thumb-Nail History of the City of Houston, Texas (Houston: S.O. Young, 1912), 16. Hutchins was the last owner of the City Hotel. Image source: Internet Archive.
Houston’s First...
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