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(historic places)
within 5 miles
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1)
1879 Houston Waterworks
2)
1884 Houston Cotton Exchange Building
3)
All Saints Roman Catholic Church
4)
Allbach House
5)
Anderson, John W., House
6)
Annunciation Church
7)
Antioch Missionary Baptist Church
8)
Autry, James L., House
9)
Banta House
10)
Baring, Otto H., House
11)
Barker House
12)
Beaconsfield
13)
Benjamin Apartments
14)
Bethel Baptist Church
15)
Borgstrom House
16)
Burge House
17)
Burlingame, George L., House
18)
Bute, James, Company Warehouse
19)
Carden, David A., House
20)
Carroll, J. J., House
21)
Carter, W. T., Jr., House
22)
Christ Church
23)
City National Bank Building
24)
Clanton, Moses A., House
25)
Clare, J. H., House
26)
Clarke & Courts Building
27)
Clayton, William L., Summer House
28)
Cleveland, A. S., House
29)
Cohn, Arthur B., House
30)
Coombs, Charles E., House
31)
Coop, Dr. B. F., House
32)
Copeland, Austin, House I
33)
Copeland, Austin, House II
34)
Countryman House
35)
Cummings House
36)
Dawson, James A., House
37)
DePelchin Faith Home
38)
Dexter House
39)
Donoghue, Thomas J., House
40)
Dorrance, John M., House
41)
Doughty, Lula J., House
42)
Durham, Jay L., House
43)
Eaton House
44)
Elkins House
45)
Ellis, Dr. Billie V., House
46)
Eppes, Ned A. and Linda S., House
47)
Ezzell House
48)
Fire Engine House No. 9
49)
Fluegel, William F., House
50)
Foley, W. L., Building
51)
Forum of Civics
52)
Gillette House
53)
Gulf Building
54)
Harris County Courthouse of 1910
55)
Hartley House
56)
Hawkins House
57)
Heights Boulevard Esplanade
58)
Heights Boulevard Esplanade
59)
Heights Christian Church
60)
Heights State Bank Building
61)
Heyne, Fred J., House
62)
Hogg Building
63)
House at 1111 Heights Boulevard
64)
House at 112 W. 4th Street
65)
House at 1210 Harvard Street
66)
House at 1217 Harvard
67)
House at 122 East Fifth Street
68)
House at 1220 Harvard
69)
House at 1222 Harvard Street
70)
House at 1227 Rutland Street
71)
House at 1230 Oxford Street
72)
House at 1237 Rutland Street
73)
House at 1304 Cortlandt Street
74)
House at 1343 Allston Street
75)
House at 1421 Harvard St.
76)
House at 1421 Heights Boulevard
77)
House at 1421-1423 Waverly Street
78)
House at 1435 Heights Boulevard
79)
House at 1437 Heights Boulevard
80)
House at 1437 Waverly Street
81)
House at 1443 Allston Street
82)
House at 1509 Allston Street
83)
House at 1515 Allston Street
84)
House at 1517 Cortland Street
85)
House at 1537 Tulane Street
86)
House at 1640 Harvard Street
87)
House at 201 W. 15th Street
88)
House at 2035 Rutland Street
89)
House at 217 E. 5th Street
90)
House at 2402 Rutland Street
91)
House at 402 E. 11th Street
92)
House at 444 West 24th Street
93)
House at 505 W. 18th Street
94)
House at 532 Harvard Street
95)
House at 825 Heights Boulevard
96)
House at 844 Columbia Street
97)
House at 844 Courtlandt
98)
House at 917 Heights Boulevard
99)
House at 943 1/2 Cortlandt Street
100)
Houston City Hall
101)
Houston Fire Station No. 7
102)
Houston Heights Fire Station
103)
Houston Heights Waterworks Reservoir
104)
Houston Heights Woman's Club
105)
Houston Negro Hospital
106)
Houston Negro Hospital School of Nursing Building
107)
Houston Post-Dispatch Building
108)
Houston Public Library
109)
Houston Turn-Verein
110)
Humble Oil Building
111)
Ideson, Julia, Building
112)
Immanuel Lutheran Church
113)
Isabella Court
114)
Isbell House
115)
Jensen, James L., House
116)
Johnson, Morris and Mary, House
117)
Jones House
118)
Jones-Hunt House
119)
Keller House
120)
Kellum-Noble House
121)
Kennedy Bakery
122)
Kennedy, Marshall W., House
123)
Kleinhaus House
124)
Knittel House
125)
Kress Building
126)
Kronenberger House
127)
Lewis Apartment Building
128)
Lindenburg, Emil, House
129)
Link--Lee House
130)
Logue House
131)
Lowry, Fayette C., House
132)
Lund House
133)
Mackey, William, House
134)
Mansfield House
135)
McCain, Henry Hicks, House
136)
McCollum, D. C., House
137)
McDonald House
138)
McKee Street Bridge
139)
Meek, James V., House
140)
Meitzen House
141)
Merchants and Manufacturers Building
142)
Miller House
143)
Miller, Ezekial and Mary Jane, House
144)
Milroy House
145)
Milroy, John, House
146)
Milroy-Muller House
147)
Minchen, Simon and Mamie, House
148)
Morris, Glenn W., House
149)
Morton Brothers Grocery
150)
Mulcahy House
151)
Myer, Sterling, House
152)
Nairn, Forrest A., House
153)
Nash, William R., House
154)
National Biscuit Company Building
155)
Neuhaus, C. L., House
156)
Ogle, Joseph, House
157)
Old Houston National Bank
158)
Oriental Textile Mill
159)
Otto House
160)
Palmer, Edward Albert, Memorial Chapel and Autry House
161)
Parker, John W., House
162)
Paul Building
163)
Peden, D. D., House
164)
Perry-Swilley House
165)
Reed, Thomas B., House
166)
Rice Hotel
167)
Roessler, Charles, House
168)
Rogers, Ghent W., House
169)
Rothko Chapel
170)
Sam Houston Hotel
171)
Scanlan Building
172)
Schauer Filling Station
173)
Schlesser-Burrows House
174)
Sessums--James House
175)
Sewall, Cleveland Harding, House
176)
Sheridan Apartments
177)
Shoaf, John H., House
178)
South Texas National Bank
179)
Star Engraving Company Building
180)
State National Bank Building
181)
Sterling-Berry House
182)
Stevenson, Joseph R. and Mary M., House
183)
Sweeney, Coombs & Fredericks Building
184)
Taylor, Judson L., House
185)
Temple Beth Israel
186)
Thornton, Dr. Penn B., House
187)
Trinity Church
188)
U.S. Customhouse
189)
Union Station
190)
Union Transfer and Storage Building
191)
Upchurch House
192)
Ward House
193)
Webber House
194)
Webber, Samuel H., House
195)
Wilkins House
196)
Williams-Brueder House
197)
Wilson House
198)
Wimberly House
199)
Wisnoski House
200)
Woodard House
201)
Woodward House
202)
Wray, Andrew Jackson and Margaret Cullinan, House
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This BW3 has been nicely remodeled since I was here last Fall, with more typical restaurant seating on one side and sports bar seating with lots of TV's and sports banners and stuff on the other side. The bar itself has been repositioned, yet if anything the draft beer selection has worsened. There a few craft beer taps - Saint Arnold, Fat Tire, perhaps one or two others, and a few decent imports. Everything else is mainstream low-flavor lagers. It is a pretty good place for what it is, but don't go here looking for a great beer experience.
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Craig Stichtenoth,
Katy, TX
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Manny BW3 tap beers have that funky taste that comes from bad beer lines. If you want a big selection of quality beer, go around the corner to Gingerman. But be ready for a really arrogant bar staff. The food is typical sports bar food, nothing special. If you want be sure to watch a particular football game, stay the h*** away from this place. Some friends and I got there at 11 a.m. One Sunday morning to make sure we could get the games we wanted to watch. One game was of particular importance to me, but in the third quarter, after we ran up a large bill, the bartender changed my game to a basketball game because one guy at the bar wanted to see it. When I complained, he responded "I am the TV god."
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Houston, TX
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BW-3 does not pretend to be a great beer bar – it is a sports bar. This is especially true for this location, with the legendary Ginger Man and the Two Rows brewpub within walking distance, and other fine bars in the vicinity. I was there with an alumni group to watch a bowl game, and BW-3 adequately served that purpose with lots of TV’s, and their well known wings and other pub grub. This location has probably 20 taps on the wall, featuring a largely uninspired selection of beers. However, on this evening my primary complaint was that there were too many empty taps. The featured beer special was Dundee’s Honey Brown – they were out of it before 8:0 PM (what, no back-up keg of your featured beer?!). I got the last quarter glass of Saint Arnold Christmas Ale (at no charge, thankfully). Sam Adams Lager – out. There were others out of service. When 25% of your taps have no beer, you either have a distributor problem or a management problem. I had an enjoyable evening (my football team won), but I was hoping for a little better beer experience.
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Katy, TX
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Sanjay,
Houston, TX
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The Chelsea Pub is now a BW3. Still has a lot of beer, but it's more a sports bar now.
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