Dallas Landmark Commission

Tuesday Morning Follow-Ups

A Nice Sign of the Times, as Booker T. to Remain, Ya Know, Booker T.

There But For The Grace of God

As the Tenth Street freedmen's town crumbles, its would-be saviors bicker among the ruins

Letters

As the Tenth Street freedmen's town crumbles, its would-be saviors bicker among the ruins

One of their own

Historical preservationists can't believe who's responsible for letting eight historic houses crumble to the brink of demolition

This Teardown Town

South Dallas' history is in danger of being demolished, so why are so few protecting it?

Going Deep

The Cowboys want to move back to Fair Park--so, there goes the neighborhood?

Belo Bashing

The News' parent levels a historic building as the paper opines for a new hotel

Is This the End for 807 Elm Street?

Justin Terveen​That's 807 Elm Street at right, captured last month in a photo taken by our old pal Justin Terveen. Built in 1925, the building occupies 20,025 square feet in a parking lot between N. Austin and N. Lamar Streets facing El Centro. It was, once, among the assemblage of buildings known ... More >>