West Gray Girl with Big Glasses and Butterflies

 Natalia Victoria '15 dedicated to Bella 

LIVING + ICON PRODUCTIONS

W. Gray at Marconi Street 

Cinq & La Colombe d'Or

Restaurant Cinq - LA COLOMBE D'OR (SIGNAGE)

The historic Fondren mansion, now a luxury boutique hotel 

and restaurant 

NEW NEIGHBOR TO THE NORTH:
HANOVER MONTROSE RESIDENTIAL TOWER

Hanover Montrose residential tower seen from Westheimer Rd. 

Link-Lee House (1912)

Frontal view of Link-Lee House across Montrose Blvd (Sep 2016) 

Historic Link-Lee House 

that is now part of the University of St. Thomas campus 

Link-Lee house in lush green setting in the Spring 

Facade detail 

Roof Detail 

Link-Lee House decorated for Christmas (Jan 2015 photo) 

CAMH night-time view - upcoming shows and events posted

Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
5216 Montrose Blvd, Houston, TX 77006 USA

(Museum District: Montrose Boulevard at Bissonnet near MFAH)

Carol Chiles Ballard Fountain at the CAMH 

Contemporary Arts Museum Houston 

The Jung Center in Houston Museum District

The Jung Center (not spelled Young) in the Museum District

5200 Montrose Boulevard, Houston, Texas 77006

Glassell School of Art Houston - Nighttime view of glass-brick wall illuminated from inside across Montrose Blvd

5101 Montrose Boulevard, Houston, Texas 77006 USA

Eatsie Boys at the ivory tower

From food truck to historic brick and mortar: The Eatsie Boys have set up shop in the locale next to Montrose Public Library's "ivory tower", which used to be the clock tower of the Central Church of Christ. The church was converted to an institution for the propagation of the words of men rather than the word of God. The retail space across the breezeway was formerly occupied by Kraftsmen bakery. The vine-covered building, located on the West side of Montrose Blvd next to the University of St. Thomas, also hosts The Churchill Room and The Black Labrador, a bar and live entertainment venue. In addition to the picturesque courtyard patio framed by vertical greenery, the vintage property features an open-air chessboard with chess pieces of human proportions in front of The Black Labrador.  

No more: former Kraftsmen's Bakery next to Library on Montrose

La Mexicana

Montrose Freed Library: Houston voters approve bonds for renovation work

Picturesque Montrose Neighborhood Library (named for Eleanor Freed), formerly a church, is one of the beneficiaries of the local bond referenda on the November general election ballot that garnered approval of a majority of voters. Bond proceeds will fund renovation work and improvements. 

Inscription - Reminder that was once Central Church of Christ

Courtyard of Houston "ive-league" public library