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East End Historic District
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Jill
September 15, 2022
The East End Historic District is comprised of over 50 city blocks bounded on the south by Broadway, the east by 10th Street, the north by Mechanic Avenue and the west by 19th Street. The District has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and has been designated a National Historic Landmark.
Melissa And Daniel
January 2, 2021
Drive around and see gorgeous historic houses
Donna
October 3, 2018
Beautiful, Historical Victorian homes. Look for the Sculpture Trees sprinkled throughout the neighborhood as well as Historical plaques on many of the homes that indicate 1900 Storm Survivor, Registered Historical Building and so on
Brett
August 6, 2021
You cannot miss Galveston’s richest gathering of 19th century homes in the East End Historical District. Located just east of downtown, you can wander Sealy, Ball, Broadway, Post Office, Church, Mechanic, Market, Winnie for hours and hours. From grand “castles,” Bishop’s palace, antebellum homes, to small shotgun style houses and more history and stories than you can imagine, make sure to look
You cannot miss Galveston’s richest gathering of 19th century homes in the East End Historical District. Located just east of downtown, you can wander Sealy, Ball, Broadway, Post Office, Church, Mechanic, Market, Winnie for hours and hours. From grand “castles,” Bishop’s palace, antebellum homes, to…
Luis
April 20, 2021
If you’re a lover of Victorian architecture, then taking a stroll around the East End Historic District will be an amazing experience. We personally love driving around and looking at the amazing properties, with all the details and reading up on the history. Galveston has it all.
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1501 Postoffice St
Galveston, TX