Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 2289: The Tower Building
Posted on · Episode: 2289 The rise and demolition of New York’s first skyscraper. Today, the skyscraper arrives.
Posted on · Episode: 2289 The rise and demolition of New York’s first skyscraper. Today, the skyscraper arrives.
Posted on · On Thursday's show: The ideal qualities HISD's next superintendent should possess, and with the closing of the River Oaks Theatre how can Houston better preserve its treasured cultural institutions?
Posted on · In his book, A History Lover's Guide to Houston, historian Tristan Smith highlights some of the structures we have preserved.
Posted on · The Galveston Bay Foundation's new site will include an exhibit space for visitors, inside and outside classrooms, and laboratories for water quality sampling.
Posted on · Chevron's decision to demolish the Shelor Motor Company Building, built in 1928, was met with resistance. But what place does preservation have in Houston?
Posted on · In a hidden-away room, the library has amassed a large collection of historic documents from Texas and around the world
Posted on · A contractor had torn into the historic bricks in Houston’s oldest African American neighborhood six months ago.
Posted on · Amidst mediation talks between the city and preservationists, a contractor has accidentally damaged dozens of the historic bricks.
Posted on · Houston artist, Cristina Carfora, confronts the effects of modern technology on remote cultures, through her travel-inspired art.
Posted on · If your important documents or family photos were damaged in the recent flooding, Vince Lee of AHA! — Archivists of the Houston Area — tells you what you can do to try and preserve them.
Posted on · If your important documents or family photos were damaged in the recent flooding, Vince Lee of AHA! — Archivists of the Houston Area — tells you what you can do to try and preserve them.
Posted on · Throughout the summer months, Houston Matters is dedicating time each week to books about Greater Houston, set in Greater Houston or written or edited by Houstonians. Our summer reading series continues today with James Glassman, a fifth-generation Houstonian, founder of the preservation group Houstorian, and author of The Houstorian Dictionary: An Insider's Index to Houston. […]
Posted on · If your important documents or family photos were damaged in the recent flooding, Vince Lee of AHA! — Archivists of the Houston Area — tells you what you can do to try and preserve them.
Posted on · We all make mistakes in our lives – we take a step one way, when we probably should have gone the other. We try to learn from those missteps and not repeat them, but sometimes, well, the lesson's never really learned. The same can be said for communities. Some decisions we made (or didn’t make) […]
Posted on · Much of the focus of next month’s election has been, naturally, on candidates for major offices in Houston and across Texas, including a local race for District Attorney, and statewide elections for Governor and Lieutenant Governor. There’s also a proposition to voters on the ballot. HJR 1, if approved, would allocate half of the general […]