Post Office (former) – Alvin TX

City:
Alvin, TX

Site Type:
Education and Health, Civic Facilities, Federal Facilities, Museums, Post Offices

New Deal Agencies:
Federal & Military Operations, Treasury Department

Completed:
1940

Quality of Information:
Minimal

Marked:
Yes

Site Survival:
Extant

Description

From Flickr user Courthouselover in 2012: “Built in 1940, this former post office today acts as the Alvin Historical Museum. The old mural that once hung in this post office’s lobby today is rolled up in storage awaiting restoration.” Since then, the mural has been restored, thanks to the efforts of former Texas Rangers pitcher Nolan Ryan and his wife Ruth. It now hangs in the museum.

Source notes

https://www.flickr.com/photos/courthouselover/2475523541/

Location Info


300 W. Sealy St.
Alvin, TX 77511
Brazoria County

Coordinates: 29.424020, -95.24621

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2 comments on “Post Office (former) – Alvin TX

  1. The mural has been restored thanks to Nolan Ryan and his wife Ruth. It is hanging in the Museum.

  2. John Stehlin

    Thanks! We’ve updated the entry, and added a separate entry on the mural itself.

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2 comments on “Post Office (former) – Alvin TX

  1. The mural has been restored thanks to Nolan Ryan and his wife Ruth. It is hanging in the Museum.

  2. John Stehlin

    Thanks! We’ve updated the entry, and added a separate entry on the mural itself.

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