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What Houston looked like in the 1970s
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Last: 27 days ago by Jugstore Cowboy
I love how the pic of the first gay parade just happens to be right in front of a Der Wienerschnitzel.
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#6 Cars caught in floodwaters at Weslayan & Bissonnet, Houston, Texas, 1970.
And that, children, was how Texas Direct Auto was born
#26 FTW!
Daf*q is this doing in there?
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#70 Popeye's fried chicken store in Atascocita, Texas.
That Westbury Square place looks pretty cool; I wanna go check it out!
Jugstore Cowboy said:
That Westbury Square place looks pretty cool; I wanna go check it out!
They had a great pizza place with a Pong machine!!!
never knew there was a large steel works located in Houston, ARMCO Steel.
1970s? More like 1940s.
Village Pizza Inn, maybe? It had different names over the years, but I think that was the longest running. I mostly missed out on that.maroon barchetta said:Jugstore Cowboy said:
That Westbury Square place looks pretty cool; I wanna go check it out!
They had a great pizza place with a Pong machine!!!
Jugstore Cowboy said:Village Pizza Inn, maybe? It had different names over the years, but I think that was the longest running. I mostly missed out on that.maroon barchetta said:Jugstore Cowboy said:
That Westbury Square place looks pretty cool; I wanna go check it out!
They had a great pizza place with a Pong machine!!!
I remember it as Old San Francisco Pizza or something like that.
I worked there for a couple of summers while I was in school. They closed down right before I graduated.kubiak03 said:
never knew there was a large steel works located in Houston, ARMCO Steel.
This would seem apropos
Many O&G equipment manufacturers had steel and iron works locations all over town. Wyman-Gordon still has one off of 290 and Telge which I was told used to be Cameron's facility back in the day.kubiak03 said:
never knew there was a large steel works located in Houston, ARMCO Steel.
According to Wiki, Reliant Energy was not formed until the 2010s...
Also according to Wiki, the Astros did not win any titles (NL West Division) until the 1980s. The left banner is from 1980 and the right banner is from 1986
Also according to Wiki, the Astros did not win any titles (NL West Division) until the 1980s. The left banner is from 1980 and the right banner is from 1986
cajunaggie08 said:Many O&G equipment manufacturers had steel and iron works locations all over town. Wyman-Gordon still has one off of 290 and Telge which I was told used to be Cameron's facility back in the day.kubiak03 said:
never knew there was a large steel works located in Houston, ARMCO Steel.
Cameron Iron Works original plant was at 1000 Silber Road where the Marqee Entertainment center is.
Cameron
Very cool photos, but yeah definitely several that are a lot older or a lot newer than the 70s. One of the skyline shots had chase tower and a few other skyscrapers built in the early 80s
Is that the sheriff from My Cousin Vinnie?Jock 07 said:
This would seem apropos
This poster has a weird account. From inception until 2019 or so most of their posts were fairly normal for a casual Texags user. After that it's nothing but weird links and posts saying "thanks for the links". Gotta think it's a weird seo boost scheme or something
Definitely looks like the account got taken over somehow.
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