Interstate Forwarding Company Warehouse
Designed and built as a fireproof warehouse in 1913, this building was erected by businessmen B. D. Milam and E. C. Connor. Dallas was an official U.S. Port of Entry in 1913. This structure initially served as the first bonded customs warehouse in Dallas. Exhibiting Chicago School-style influences, the reinforced concrete structure features metal casement window walls with brick infill. A rear bay served as an entry for rail cars. RTHL - 1991
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
32.7850° N, 96.7777° W
The Texas Historical Commission lists this marker as missing. The inscription above is from its records.
Where to Find It
Main St., N side between Murray Street and N. Trunk Avenue. Marker reported missing Dec 2008. Map dot approximate.
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