DALLAS—Preservation Texas is dedicated to protecting the historic resources of Texas. A total of 19 restoration, rehabilitation and preservation planning projects throughout Texas were recognized at annual awards ceremonies this week, spanning cities of Abilene, Amarillo, Austin, Cisco, Dallas, El Paso, Karnes City, Houston, Morgan's Point, Nacogdoches and Plano.
The organization also honored four Merriman Anderson/Architects' historic projects at the ceremonies. These projects include the Mercantile Commerce Building (1712 Commerce St.), Old Dallas High School (2218 Bryan St.), Old Dallas Central Library (1954 Commerce St.) and Tower Petroleum (1907 Elm St.). All four buildings were also honored with 2018 Preservation Dallas Achievement Awards.
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