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OUR MISSION: Historic Alpine is in partnership with the city of Alpine and the Texas Historic Commission and is dedicated to historic preservation, rehabilitation, beautification and promotion of sustainable economic development for downtown Alpine, Texas.
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UP Award

Historic Alpine President Kip Sullivan (r.) and Vice President Lorie Rubenser (l.) accept a check for $5,000 on May 1, 2013 from the Union Pacific Foundation toward completion of the Wall of Pioneer project in downtown Alpine. Presenting the check is Joe Adams, Vice President - Public Affairs for the Union Pacific Railroad.


Homes and Buildings on the 2012 Christmas Tour:

407 N. Second St William Adolph Daugherty Home
407. North Second St.

William A. Daugherty was the original owner of this historic two-story home. This home was built after he, his wife and at least six of their eight children arrived in Alpine in 1902.
 
For a complete description
First Baptist Church First Baptist Church of Alpine
Corner of N. Fourth St. and Sul Ross Ave.
Historical records point to the Baptists as being the first protestant religious group to hold worship services in Murphyville (Alpine). The present church was built in 1916.
For a complete description
807 W. Sul Ross Ave W.W. Townsend - A.H. Palmer Home
807 West Sul Ross Avenue
This old home, built in 1908, is an excellent example of design and fine craftsmanship of the early 1900's.
For a complete description
708 E Lockhart J.C. Coleman Home
708 East Lockhart Avenue
An article in the October 14, 1927 Alpine Avalanche announced that "one of the most modern and complete homes in Alpine" was built for Mr./Mrs. J.C. Coleman.
For a complete description
605 South Cactus William L. Means Home
605 South Cactus Street
This was the home of William L. Means, and early settler who came to Brewster County in the 1890's. The house is part of the Means Addition, named in his honor.
For a complete description
603 West Lockhart M.A. Boyd Home
603 West Lockhart Avenue
Located at the corner of Tenth St. and W. Lockhart, this home was built circa 1901 for Milton A. Boyd, his wife and seven children.
For a complete description

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