Magnolia Building
108 S. Akard Street
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The Magnolia Building is a Beaux-arts influenced steel structure with a limestone finish and detailing. It was built by Magnolia Petroleum, later known as Socony and Mobil Oil. The Flying Red Horse on the roof, erected in 1934, is a symbol of the City of Dallas.
Ordinance #23371
Designations: Dallas Landmark (1997), National Register of Historic Places (1974)
Further Research:Magnolia Building Landmark Nomination FormMagnolia Building National Register Form