Oldest Buildings in Houston, TX

5 places

Discover the rich history and unique stories behind Houston's oldest buildings, where architectural beauty and community spirit come together.

Houston Cotton Exchange Building

Intriguing for its striking red brick design and history, this building embodies Houston’s commercial growth since 1884.

Ornately carved rood screen separating the chancel from the nave.

Christ Church Cathedral

Opens at 9am

4.0

Remarkable architecture defines Christ Church Cathedral, showcasing its rich heritage since 1839 and resilience through history, attracting visitors continuously.

Wunsche Bros Cafe & Saloon

Opens at 11am

4.0

Charming history envelops Wunsche Bros, where Victorian aesthetics meet a haunting legacy, alongside great food, music, and new memories.

Perry House Museum

Opens at 9am

3.0

Historic elements define Perry House, built in 1902 using wood from hurricane-fallen trees—its story echoes resilience and community restoration.

River Oaks Garden Club

Opens at 9:30am

4.0

Timeless beauty defines the River Oaks Garden Club, where stunning public gardens and historic charm unite, inviting exploration and relaxation.