Creative Landmarks
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Japanese Tea Garden
A serene 2-acre garden built in an abandoned rock quarry in 1917. Features koi ponds, stone bridges, tropical plants, and a 60-foot waterfall. Originally called the "Sunken Garden…
16th Avenue Tiled Steps (Moraga Steps)
The 16th Avenue Tiled Steps, completed in 2005 through a community-led mosaic project by artists Aileen Barr and Colette Crutcher, consist of 163 mosaic-tiled risers that form a c…
16th Avenue Tiled Steps (Moraga Steps)
The 16th Avenue Tiled Steps are a community-created mosaic stairway in the Inner Sunset designed by artists Aileen Barr and Colette Crutcher and completed in 2005. The installatio…
Academy of Music (historic opera house)
The Academy of Music opened in 1857 and is the oldest opera house in the United States still used for its original purpose. The ornate 19th-century theater has continuously hosted…
Adventure Science Center
Adventure Science Center is an interactive science museum near Fort Negley that features hands-on exhibits and the Sudekum Planetarium tailored to families and school groups. The…
Astor Place Cube ("Alamo")
Tony Rosenthal's sculpture officially titled 'Alamo' and commonly called the Astor Place Cube was installed at Astor Place in 1967 as a public, site-specific work of abstract art.…
Beer Can House
The Beer Can House is a folk-art house in Houston created by John Milkovisch beginning in 1968, who covered large portions of the exterior and yard with flattened beer cans, bottl…
Beer Can House
The Beer Can House is a folk-art landmark decorated by John Milkovisch beginning in 1968 using flattened beer cans, bottles, and other found objects. It is preserved by the Orange…
Beer Can House
The Beer Can House is a folk-art house in the Houston Heights covered with flattened beer cans and other recycled materials by owner John Milkovisch beginning in the 1960s. The si…
Beer Can House
The Beer Can House is a folk-art landmark decorated with flattened beer cans and other found objects by John Milkovisch over several decades beginning in the 1960s. The property i…
Beer Can House - folk-art house in the Heights
The Beer Can House is a Houston folk-art landmark created by John Milkovisch beginning in the 1960s and is notable for its exterior covered with flattened beer cans and other recy…
Beer Can House - folk-art landmark frequently photographed online
The Beer Can House is a folk-art sculpture house in Houston covered with flattened beer cans and found objects, created over decades by John Milkovisch beginning in the 1960s. The…