823 Samuels Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas | built 1889
This charming frame house, originally built in 1889, still has its original Eastlake ornamentation intact, including porch brackets and window hoods. Members of the Reilly and Lehane family made this historic house their home for 98 years. The Tarrant County Historic Resources Survey of the Central Business District, completed in 1991 and copyrighted by Historic Fort Worth, says the Reilly-Lehane House may be eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places.
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1020 Summit Ave. Fort Worth, Texas 76102
The 1953 Yates-Ottmann Building will be available for rent on January 1, 2010. This 1352 square foot building has a front reception room with built-in file cabinets, five offices, a small break room, two bathrooms and a storage room. This free-standing, mid-century modern office building was designated a City of Fort Worth Historic & Cultural Landmark in 2008 and is owned by Historic Fort Worth, Inc. It includes 5 parking spaces and is perfect for business visibility. For more information, please email Corry Smith.
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