JBSA-Sam Houston (Geographic Keyword)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Emily Thompson Payne.

It has come to the attention of the Texas Historical Commission that inappropriate new porch railings were installed at the ground floor on some of the housing units at Infantry Post. The Commission writes this correspondence with the suggestion that Fort Sam Houston collaborate with the Commission to determine a method to remediate the visual adverse effect caused by these railings.

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This letter serves as testimony to the relationship and involvement of The Society for the Preservation of Historic Fort Sam Houston, hereafter referred to as “The Society”, with the installation’s stewardship and management of the cultural resources on Fort Sam Houston and Camp Bullis.

DOCUMENT Full-Text F. Lawrence Oaks.

The Texas Historical Commission's review staff has completed its review of the proposed undertakings to demolish Buildings 376, 377, 4115, at Fort Sam Houston and 5101, 5102 and 5002 at Camp Bullis. The Commission concurs with Fort Sam Houston's determination that the demolitions would have an "adverse effect" on the buildings, which are contributing structures to potential National Register District at Fort Sam Houston and Camp Bullis.

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This letter addresses Building 3826 and its evaluation for historic significance and the undertaking to demolish this facility. The building has been evaluated to determine if the undertaking has the potential to effect the installations cultural resources.

DOCUMENT Full-Text John L. Brenneman.

The Environmental and Natural Resources Division at Fort Sam Houston has submitted to the Texas Historical Committee a document package for the repair of Building 2376. Fort Sam Houston has determined that this project will have "no adverse effect" on any historic property and asks the Committee for their review and determination.

DOCUMENT Full-Text John L. Brenneman.

Fort Sam Houston wrote this letter in reference to a draft Memorandum of Agreement regarding the demolition of Building 4226, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017. Fort Sam Houston requests the Texas Historical Commission's participation in the Section 106 process and acceptance of the draft MOA.

DOCUMENT Full-Text John L. Brenneman.

The Environmental and Natural Resources Division at Fort Sam Houston is writing to enclose additional information requested by Mike Hilger regarding Building 56 and Building 2195. The intent of Fort Sam Houston is to demolish the WWII wood additions to these properties.

DOCUMENT Full-Text John L. Brenneman.

Fort Sam Houston is proposing an undertaking to construct a new facility for the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office. The DRMO is relocating from Kelly Air Force Base as a result of that installation's impending closure. After careful review, the cultural resources staff has determined that this undertaking will result in "no adverse effect" to any historic property or other cultural resource at Fort Sam Houston.

DOCUMENT Full-Text John L. Brenneman.

The Directorate of Public Works is planning an undertaking to rehabilitate and adaptively use Building 143 at Fort Sam Houston that is located within the National Historic Landmark District. The Environmental and Natural Resources Division agrees with the Texas Historical Commission’s determination that the undertaking will have “no adverse effect” upon Building 143, the adjacent historic properties, or the National Historic Landmark District.

DOCUMENT Full-Text John L. Brenneman.

The Directorate of Public Works at Fort Sam Houston is planning an undertaking to revitalize the kitchen and bathrooms of Staff Post Quarters 1,2,4,5,7,8,9,11,13,14, and 15, which have been determined eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places. ENRD staff have reviewed the attached documentation and determined that the proposed undertaking will have No Adverse Effect on these historic properties or the National Historic Landmark District of which they are contributing...

DOCUMENT Full-Text John L. Brenneman.

Fort Sam Houston is planning an undertaking to upgrade all of the family housing units in Infantry Post. This project involves 21 single-family houses listed as Category I historic properties constructed in 1889 and 24 non-eligible duplex family housing, units constructed in 1959. These properties are located within the National Historic Landmark District. After careful review, the Public Works Cultural Resource Staff has determined that this undertaking will have no adverse effect.

DOCUMENT Full-Text John L. Brenneman.

The Directorate of Public Works is planning an undertaking to correct safety deficiencies within two buildings at Fort Sam Houston which are contributing elements to the National Historic Landmark District. Buildings 2000 and 2001 are listed in our Programmatic Agreement as "Category I" resources of major historic importance. This letter outlines the proposed undertaking as well as historical background and present condition of Buildings 2000 and 2001.

DOCUMENT Full-Text John M. Manguso.

This memorandum details the historical background and methodology of the burial site of nineteen mutineers executed as a result of the courts-martial after the Houston Riot of 1917. The memorandum also includes two photos of the site, dated circa 1930. A copy of this correspondence was sent to the Environmental Office, PWBC.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Lee Keatinge. Nancy Kochan.

This letter addresses the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) regarding the demolition of Building 239, 2399, and 252 which has been accepted by the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Lee Keatinge. Nancy Kochan.

This letter includes a Memorandum Agreement regarding the demolition of 27 buildings at Fort Sam Houston and Camp Bullis that have been accepted by the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation.

DOCUMENT Full-Text John L. Brenneman.

The enclosed Memorandum of Agreement for the proposed demolition of Buildings 452, 1461, 4224, 4125, and 6213 at Camp Bullis, Fort Sam Houston, Texas, has been accepted by the Council. This acceptance completes the requirements of Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act. The Advisory Council requests that Fort Sam Houston provide a copy of the fully executed MOA to the Texas State Historic Preservation Officer, the Society for the Preservation of Historic Fort Sam Houston, the San...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Lee Keatinge.

The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation received the Memorandum of Agreement regarding the Demolition of Buildings 4226, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017 and confirms that this action completes the requirements of Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act and the Council's regulations.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Mary E. Garr.

Fort Sam Houston, through the Residential Communities Initiative partnership with Lincoln Military Housing is proposing an undertaking to install a swimming pool at building 407, formerly the Officer’s Club. This property is now being utilized as a community center for Army families and has experienced the removal of a large addition to the original structure. The rehabilitation of this property has also resulted in the reconstruction of the original open veranda at the rear of the...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael J. Grizer.

Lincoln Military Housing at Fort Sam Houston is proposing an undertaking to add two ceiling fans on the front porch and to enclose the 2nd floor sleeping porch at the rear of the building for use as a laundry room for Staff Post 6. Known as the Pershing House, Staff 6 was constructed in 1881 and is individually listed as a National Landmark in the National Register of Historic Places.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael J. Grizer.

Joint Base San Antonio is proposing an undertaking to convert building 372 into a commercial restaurant facility. This undertaking is one component of a large scale project called “Freedom Crossing” which is proposed to develop the commercial district on JBSA-Fort Sam Houston with the addition of commercial retail, dining and entertainment venues for soldiers and their families on the installation. The only eligible property impacted by the proposed plans for “Freedom Crossing” is the façade of...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael J. Grizer.

Joint Base San Antonio is proposing an undertaking to install a mast style flagpole in front of building 1001 on Fort Sam Houston. Building 1001 was constructed in 1936 as is a property listed as eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. This building originally served as a medical library and nurse’s quarters and has been adaptively used for administrative offices.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael J. Grizer.

Joint Base San Antonio Fort Sam Houston is proposing an undertaking to install canopies over the four entrances on the primary façade of building 2791. Constructed in 1939, building 2791 is a property eligible for the National Register of Historic Places and within Fort Sam Houston’s Conservation District. Constructed as a troop barracks building, building 2791 is still being used for its original purpose. After careful examination of this proposal, the JB-SA Cultural Resource Staff has...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael J. Grizer.

An invitation from Joint Base San Antonio to the Texas Historical Commission to attend the Programmatic Agreement Monitoring Meeting at Fort Sam Houston on June 27, 2012.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael J. Grizer.

Fort Sam Houston is proposing to install two sitting areas on the grounds of the Quadrangle. The Quadrangle, Building 16, and the Clock Tower, Building 40, are both landmarks listed in the National Register of Historic Places. After careful review, the cultural resource staff at Fort Sam Houston has determined that this undertaking will result in no averse effect to these historic buildings or surrounding grounds.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael J. Grizer.

Joint Base San Antonio Fort Sam Houston is proposing an undertaking to replace the duck pond located within the Quadrangle, building 16. The area of potential effect is the Quadrangle. Constructed in 1876, the Quadrangle grounds include a duck pond that dates to the early 1900s. After careful examination of this proposal, the FSH Cultural Resource Staff has determined this undertaking will result in no adverse effect. This determination is based on the premise that the replacement pond will...