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804 Harold
804 Harold - A City of Houston Protected Landmark

The area covered by our association is bounded by Hawthorne to the North, Alabama to the South, Montrose to the West, and Audubon to the East.
registered tree
3611 Audubon Place - champion Live Oak

Location: 3611 Audubon Place. This Live Oak (Quercus Virginiana) is registered with the Harris County Tree Registry (index 263). It has a circumference of 181", a height of 54' and a crown spread of 114 . Only 8 Live Oaks in Harris County have a spread that exceeds this one. It was nominated by Lynne Gevirtz.


We are a DEED RESTRICTED community; exclusions apply. click here Read more on the "About" page

We are a HISTORIC DISTRICT; find the city ordinance on the "Preservation" page

Come help beautify the neighborhood! Esplanade Maintenance Every Friday Morning 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM
hosted by Master Gardener Kevin Topek and Green Queen Doreen Stoller!

JOIN APA/PAY DUES - It's only $50 per person and $100 per family per year! (recommended)


TAKE THE SELF-GUIDED WALKING TOUR
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NEWS relevant to the neighborhood is available on Nextdoor.com and also sent via email to members.

RELATED ORGANIZATIONS. The Audubon Place Association actively participates in the programs of a number of related organizations. It has had several members serve as officers or board members for:
  • The Neartown Association, a residential organization representing 20 separate civic associations of neighborhoods within the boundaries of Buffalo Bayou, Brazos, Hwy 59, and Shepherd Drive.
  • The Houston Homeowners Association with its hundreds of constituent association members throughout the city.
  • The Greater Houston Preservation Alliance.
  • Texas Neighborhoods Together (through the Houston Homeowners' Association), a statewide organization which functions as a legislative watchdog for neighborhood issues.
  • Members also participate in area Community Development Corporations, and the Museum District Business Alliance, an organization fostering businesses within the Neartown boundaries.
As sources of information, these associations are of immense value to our neighborhood, and they also represent a potent lobbying force.