Historic buildings are those structures that possess any one of the following merits: character; location of a significant historical event; identification with a historically significant person or persons; cultural, economic, social, or historical heritage; architectural style; architect or master builder; architectural innovation; archaeological significance, or value as an aspect of community sentiment or pride.
The Property Owner, Landmark Commission, City Plan Commission, or City Council has initiated the procedure to designate the following properties as historic landmarks. They have not yet received final approval to become City of Dallas historic landmarks, however, a certificate of appropriateness is required for alterations.
The following is a list of properties that the Landmark Commission or the property owner has initiated for historic desigation :
Belmont Hotel
| 901 Fort Worth Avenue
| Re-Initiated 5/21/2026 |
Mountain Creek Interurban Bridge
| 4585 West Jefferson
| 5/16/2019
|
Raworth Williams House/Junius Heights District
Expansion
| 700 Paulus Avenue
| 10/7/2019
|
Eagle Ford Bridge #5
| 3023 Claibourne Boulevard
| 4/3/2023
|
Old City Park
| 1515 S Harwood Street
| 10/2/2023
|
The Shack
| 1518 Abrams Road
| 4/1/2024
|
Queen City Neighborhood
| Bounded by S.M. Wright Freeway, Warren Avenue,
S. Malcolm X Boulevard, and Eugene Street
| 6/3/2024
|
Reverchon Park
| 3505 Maple Avenue
| 8/5/2024
|
Dallas City Hall
| 1500 Marilla Street
| 3/3/2025
|
The Colonial Theater
| 1702 Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard
| 4/7/2025
|
Mount Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church
| 14000 Preston Road
| 4/7/2025
|
The Federal Building Annex
| 207 S. Houston Street
| 7/7/2025
|
The Pink Wall
| 6317 West Northwest Highway
| 11/3/2025
|
The Lustron House
| 5006 West Amherst Avenue
| 03/02/2026
|
McShann Road Neighborhood
| north and south lines of McShann Road from
Montfort Drive to a point west of Preston Road
| 6/1/2026
|
The Muse House
| 505 West Tenth Street
| 8/3/2026
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Updated 08/04/2026