Proposed Landmark Structures

Historic buildings are those structures that possess any one of the following merits: character; location of a significant historical event; identification with a historically significant person or persons; cultural, economic, social, or historical heritage; architectural style; architect or master builder; architectural innovation; archaeological significance, or value as an aspect of community sentiment or pride.

The Landmark Commission has initiated the procedure to designate the following properties as historic landmarks. They have not yet received final approval to become City of Dallas historic landmarks, however, a certificate of appropriateness is required for alterations.

Structure Photos

• Daisy Polk House, 2917 Reagan
• Dallas Power & Light Building, 1506 Commerce St.
• Dallas Theater Center, 3636 Turtle Creek Blvd.
• Hill / Park Place Building, 1601 S. Ervay St.
• Kirby Building Elm St. Annex, 1504 Elm St.
• Lee Park and Arlington Hall
• Old Deep Ellum Historic District, area bounded by Main St., Good-Latimer Expwy,
  Monument Alley, and 1-45
• Pike Park
• Residential Structure, 900 N. Bishop Ave.
• Rutherford Animal Clinic, >924 S. Haskell Ave.
• Single Family Residence, 5015 Gaston Ave.
• SPG Building, 1530 Main St.