Texas--Amarillo

Abstract HHM conducted a reconnaissance-level survey of areas in east and southeast Amarillo, Texas. Within the project area, HHM identified a total of 866 properties constructed prior to 1945. Among the identified historic resources, the survey team classified 131 properties in the HIGH preservation priority category and were candidates for listing in the NRHP or designation as Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks. The project was conducted for the City's Planning Department and funded through a...

Abstract In 1994, HHM conducted a reconnaissance-level survey within an area in Amarillo Texas that included the San Jacinto Heights and Country Club Addition. Within the project area, HHM identified 1,590 properties. Within in this total, the survey team recommended 21 resources to be in the HIGH preservation priority category, 204 resources in the MEDIUM category, and the remaining 1,365 resources in the LOW category. In addition, HHM photographed all HIGH priority properties. The survey report...

Abstract In 1995, HHM conducted a reconnaissance-level survey within the San Jacinto Heights and Country Club Addition neighborhoods of Amarillo, Texas. The survey team identified 1,188 properties built by 1945. HHM classified 50 of the properties to be in the HIGH preservation priority category. Of the remaining resources, 318 were recommended to be in the MEDIUM priority category and 820 were in the LOW priority category. HHM prepared a survey report that presented a summary of the project and...

Abstract As the final phase of a multi-year, multi-phased effort to document historic properties in the city, this project was undertaken for the City of Amarillo Planning Department with Community Development Block Grant monies. As consultant to the City, HHM documented 2,826 properties within all previously unsurveyed areas within the 1997 corporate limits of Amarillo. HHM encoded all survey data into a database program and undertook more extensive architectural and historical documentation on the...