Mitchell Historic Properties
Mitchell Historic Properties oversees Galveston properties owned by Cynthia and George Mitchell and the Mitchell family. The Mitchells purchased the first of more than 20 historic buildings in what was once a dilapidated downtown in 1976. Today, thanks to their efforts and those of the Galveston Historical Foundation, Galveston’s downtown is recognized as a National Historic Landmark District by the National Park Service. Mitchell Historic Properties now operates and preserves more than one-fourth of the buildings in The Strand National Historic Landmark District and Pier 21.
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05/15/2013
Acclaimed Latin Rock band Del Castillo will perform at Party on the Pier at Pier 21 on Sat., July 20, 2013 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
05/10/2013
Acclaimed Texas blues musician Carolyn Wonderland will perform at Party on the Pier on Sat., June 15, 2013.
03/25/2013
Shoppers can enjoy three new businesses, Texas Cowgirls, Cariloha and Del Sol, that are opening late this May in Galveston’s historic downtown.
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Recognized for their quality workmanship and the stellar appearance of their buildings, Mitchell Historic Properties has proudly owned and operated commercial and residential properties in downtown Galveston for over 30 years, including one fourth of the buildings in The Strand National Historic Landmark District and Pier 21 along Galveston’s historic harbor. 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.
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05/14/2013
The Texas House of Representatives honored a shale drilling pioneer Monday, calling George Mitchell a man who has changed the world. Mitchell, who will turn 94 later this month, wasn't at the ceremony, although his daughter Sheridan Lorenz and representatives of Mitchell Energy and the Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation were there on his behalf.
06/15/2012
When visiting Galveston Island, one of my favorite places to stay is the Tremont Hotel. Located in the heart of downtown, the hotel is the soul of Mardi Gras, and a welcome retreat for any traveler.... as I sit at a corner table sipping coffee with my brunch companion, owner of the Tremont (and much of downtown Galveston), George P. Mitchell.
06/05/2012
The signs hawking real estate are fixtures along the back roads of rapidly growing Montgomery County. They offer "gated acreage" and "room to breathe," promoting rural charm not far from urban amenities.Here, on 5,600 acres known as the Cook's Branch Conservancy, tall native grasses sway in wide, open fields, framed by century-old loblolly and shortleaf pine. The only sound is of birds and breezes.
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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.