Woman's Club of Aransas County Building
In March 1948, Mrs. Fred B. Hunt issued a call to organize the Woman’s Civic Club. One of the club’s major early activities was financing a permanent building for the organization. Later that year the recreation building for Humble Oil Company employees at Ingleside went up for auction, and the club put in a bid that was accepted. The building was then brought to Rockport in three sections by barge. The hip roof, rectangular plan building features a five-bay entrance porch with stone columns, banks of paired windows along each side and an Austin stone veneer. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 2009
28.0260° N, 97.0499° W
Where to Find It
Woman's Club of Aransas County building, NE corner E. Concho and Broadway streets
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