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You don’t have to go far to find a tour, unique museum or another interesting site while in historic downtown Galveston - plus you might learn something, too. Featured Video
George Mitchell and his contributions to Galveston. This video was produced for the Galveston Chamber of Commerce’s 2008 Spirit of Galveston Award.
Recent News Releases
05/10/2012
Galveston Restaurant Group is opening its newest dining concept – Nonno Tony’s World Kitchen at Pier 21 late this summer. Nonno Tony’s World Kitchen will offer Italian, Asian fusion, Creole and traditional American fare all served from an open style kitchen which will also feature a steam kettle bar and brick ovens. An extensive beer and wine list will be offered in “Paulie’s Bar.”
05/10/2012
Buster’s Old Time Photos, which operates two locations in Branson, MO, is opening its first Texas location in historic downtown Galveston. This awarding-wining photo studio is a popular attraction in Branson and scheduled to open in early June in Old Galveston Square, 2217 Strand. Visitors of all ages can dress in authentic costumes and be professionally photographed with corresponding themed backdrops. Patrons can choose from the Roaring 20s, southern belle, Victorian, western and pirate themes.
05/08/2012
Luigi’s Ristorante Italiano has been a culinary mainstay in Downtown Galveston for almost 16 years. The Tuscan-style Italian restaurant, located in the heart of the Historic Strand District, offers homemade, authentic Italian fare. Everything...
Recent In The News
05/15/2012
Hot dish: With major remodels at two of its most popular downtown island eateries under way, not to mention a growing franchise concept, island-based Galveston Restaurant Group already has a full plate. But the company, which owns and operates five restaurants in Galveston and Little Daddy’s Gumbo Bar in League City, continues to serve up big news, last week announcing plans to open Nonno Tony’s World Kitchen at Pier 21 on the island.
05/09/2012
Scientists who want to have a better understanding of dark matter can thank a Galveston native for helping provide one of the best scientific devices anywhere to help with their research. On Monday, officials from the University of Texas’ McDonald Observatory honored billionaire George Mitchell by renaming a spectrograph in honor of Mitchell and his late wife, Cynthia.
04/23/2012
The spring months leading into summer beckon Houstonians to dream up small getaways here and there which offer a much-needed recharge of the proverbial battery.
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Downtown Galveston is an ideal setting for those looking to live or work in a historic district that's accessible, walk-able, and part of history.
From retail spaces that date as far back as the 1850's, to apartments or lofts with architectural detail that can only be found in historic buildings, Mitchell Historic Properties has what you need. Visit www.MitchellHistoricProperties.com for more information. Galveston Hotels on YouTube
This channel takes a close look at Galveston Island in Texas featuring activities at Hotel Galvez & Spa, The Tremont House and The Harbor House Hotel & Marina.You are invited to step inside these historic properties and meet our staff and guests.
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Mitchell Historic Properties Pressroom
Mitchell Historic Properties is a privately owned and operated company based in Galveston Island, Texas and part of Mitchell Family Corporation based in The Woodlands, Texas. Mitchell Historic Properties oversees Galveston properties owned by George Mitchell and the Mitchell family, including its commercial and residential properties located downtown. These properties include three hotels – Hotel Galvez & Spa, The Tremont House and Harbor House Hotel & Marina as well as approximately one-fourth of the buildings in The Strand National Historic Landmark District and Pier 21 along Galveston’s historic harbor.
