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The 2005 List

  • Bloomburg State Bank BuildingCass County
  • Congress Avenue Historic DistrictTravis County
  • Iron Bridges of Collin CountyCollin County
  • Jefferson Playhouse – SAVED!Marion County
  • Near North Side NeighborhoodHarris County
  • Rancho San FranciscoZapata County
  • Residential TeardownsDallas County
  • San Jacinto School HouseWalker County
  • Sanderson Railroad Depot – DEMOLISHEDTerrell County
  • St. George Antiochian Orthodox ChurchEl Paso County
  • Wayside Church at Trezevant HillTarrant County
  • Winkler HouseMedina County
  • Zedler’s Mill – SAVED!Caldwell County
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