Counted as a fine time-honored gem of Old East Dallas, Munger Place Historic District traces its origins to the early years of the 20th Century. It was in 1905 that renowned cotton gin trader Rober Munger laid down the neighborhood's foundation. Designed as one of the first deed-restricted precincts of the region, it features neatly laid-out two-story homes, tree-lined cobblestone streets, Prairie-inspired houses and thoughtfully-placed pathways. An idyllic memento from the bygone era, it finds itself in the list of National Register of Historic Places and is also categorized as a Dallas Landmark District.

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Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Worth St and N Munger Blvd