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1927 & 1965 Church & Hall in Houston, TX

Posted on OHD: 5/13/22. Last OHD Update: 9/7/22.
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1701 Heights Blvd, Houston, TX 77008

Along picturesque Heights Blvd sits one of the most iconic buildings in Heights architectural history...Lambert Hall. Together with the Heights Christian Church and Education wing, this property is nearly an acre of history on one city block. Originally built as a church in 1927, Lambert Hall later became an event venue housing Opera in the Heights and other productions w/ a nearly 300 person seating capacity consisting of orchestra/balcony levels rich in history. Other features of Lambert Hall are the front lobby, dressing rooms, offices, restrooms & downstairs Fellowship Hall w/ kitchen + storage space. The new church (1965) is a modern assembly for services featuring a 2 level sanctuary, lobby, offices, restrooms & storage. The Education wing (1953) consists of 12 studio/office spaces + restrooms. Off street parking in 2 locations + circular drop off in front of the playground. Contributing structures in the Houston Heights historic district/please contact HAHC for additional info.
0.978 Acres Bed 0.97 Ac.
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