San Angelo, Texas · Style

Neoclassical houses in San Angelo

Neoclassical buildings borrow the columns, pediments and symmetry of Greek and Roman temples. In the United States the label covers a long wave of public and institutional building from the 1890s into the 1930s.

10 stops, 2.3 miles end to end.

Distances are straight lines between the coordinates in the National Park Service Register data, so the walk on the street will be longer. Nobody has walked or checked this as a route, and a listing does not mean a place is open to visitors. Stops last changed Sep 18, 2026.

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10
Stops
2.3 mi
Total, straight line
0.5 mi
Longest leg
0
With a construction date

Map

Coordinates come from the National Park Service National Register spatial data, or from Wikidata where the spatial data has no point. The solid line joins the stops in walking order and is not a street route. Listings with a restricted address in the Register are never mapped and never become stops. Data refreshed November 02, 2026.

Walking order

  1. 1Mason–Hughes House1104 W. BeauregardBuilding · listed 1988start
  2. 2C. C. Walsh House922 PecosBuilding · listed 19900.2 mi from stop 1
  3. 3C. A. Broome House123 S. DavidBuilding · listed 19880.4 mi from stop 2
  4. 4Monogram Square305 W. ConchoBuilding · listed 19880.3 mi from stop 3
  5. 5Murrah House212 W. TwohigBuilding · listed 19880.2 mi from stop 4
  6. 6Tom Green County Courthouse100 W. BeauregardBuilding · listed 19880.2 mi from stop 5
  7. 7San Angelo National Bank Building201 S. Chadbourne St.Building · listed 19820.2 mi from stop 6
  8. 8Oakes Hotel Building204 S. OakesBuilding · listed 19880.1 mi from stop 7
  9. 9House at 140 Allen140 AllenBuilding · listed 19880.2 mi from stop 8
  10. 10John C. Westbrook House600 West Ave. CBuilding · listed 19880.5 mi from stop 9

2.3 straight-line miles over 9 legs.

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Local history books for San Angelo

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  • San Angelo 1950s and beyond
    Gerron S. Hite, 2013
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  • Early San Angelo
    Virginia McKimmon Noelke, 2011
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Guidebooks to historic places in Texas

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