About the RR Complex
Built in 1902 by architect George B. Stowe to replace the prior building after it burned down, the Galveston Houston & Henderson (GH&H) rail depot served Dickinson through the 19th & 20th centuries. The architecture is unique of the GH&H line featuring a cupola and decorative touches giving the building a more grand design….
GH&H RAILROAD
Local History Articles
The Village Green & Re-dedication of the Gazebo
VILLAGE GREEN & GAZEBO PLAQUE: First conceived in 1949, the Dickinson Garden Club adopted the triangle of land on Highway 3 and 46th Street and
Texas Historical Markers
Details for Townsite of Dickinson (Atlas Number 5167007430) Details for Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Atlas Number 5507013612) Details for Faith United Methodist Church (Atlas Number
History of Dickinson, Texas
Dickinson 1950s Dickinson Incorporation Timeline Dickinson and the bayou, which shares the same name, were named for John Dickinson. In 1824, he received a land
1902 Dickinson Railroad Depot
The Dickinson Depot sat along the railroad tracks not far from Hwy. 3 and FM 517 East. The Depot was part of the Galveston, Houston, and
The Village Green & Re-dedication of the Gazebo
VILLAGE GREEN & GAZEBO PLAQUE: First conceived in 1949, the Dickinson Garden Club adopted the triangle of land on Highway 3 and 46th Street and
Texas Historical Markers
Details for Townsite of Dickinson (Atlas Number 5167007430) Details for Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Atlas Number 5507013612) Details for Faith United Methodist Church (Atlas Number
