This 22-block area is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and the homes represent several architectural styles, including Mediterranean, Spanish, Georgian, Prairie School and English Tudor. Approximately 200 carefully preserved and restored homes line Swiss Avenue. As modern amenities became necessities, water, sewage and telephone lines were installed in alleys to preserve the authentic architecture of the area. The district includes portions of Bryan Street, La Vista Avenue, Live Oak Street, Swiss Avenue and Bryan Parkway.
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The George W. Bush Presidential Center is a massive space with a huge urban park in the Southern Methodist University Campus. It is the base of the George W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum, George W. Bush Policy Institute, and the George W. Bush Foundation. Its limestone and brick American Georgian structure is environment-friendly. It also features a full-fledged restaurant called, Café 43 and a museum store. You can get a glimpse of this former president's life through the archives, documents and exhibitions in this stately building.
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One of the three stylish gas stations, Good Luck Gas Station is the sole survivor today. Showcasing a pristine 35-foot (10-meter) tower that exudes a timeless elegance, it cuts quite the striking figure and captivates observers. An architectural gem boasting an Art Deco design and fine white structure, it exudes a refined grace. Constructed in 1939, this historical landmark draws inspiration from a structure featured at the Texas Centennial Fair Park. In addition to being a relic of the past, it is also a testament to enduring design and architectural legacy.
