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HOUSTON HEIGHTS...a diverse
small-town community in the heart of Houston where neighbors
and businesses thrive, children learn and play, and history
lives...This website is brought to you by the Houston Heights Association, a
nonprofit organization formed in 1973 for the purpose of
encouraging and promoting the enhancement of the Houston Heights
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This 7,000 square foot building, built in 1914, served as Houston Heights' original city hall, jail, and fire station. The building has changed little since its construction and is located at 12th and Yale Streets. It operated as a City of Houston fire station from annexation in 1918 until 1995. The Houston Heights Association obtained a 30-year lease from the City of Houston and immediately began restoration of this beautiful, historic building. Restoration was complete in April 1997 and includes a catering kitchen and chair lift. Subsequently, the Association purchased the facility from the City of Houston in December 2009. It is perfect for wedding receptions, small and large business meetings, civic organizations, social clubs, parties, garage sales, antique sales, or holiday gatherings.
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