Houston Heights · Est. 1891
One of Houston's oldest planned communities — its history, its people, its protections, and the organization that has kept it whole since 1973.
A volunteer-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit working since 1973 to preserve the character, history, and community of one of Houston's oldest neighborhoods. Learn who we are, what we do, and how we do it.
About the HHA →
Platted in 1891 by O.M. Carter. Organized in 1973 by neighbors. Over fifty years of preservation, parks, and advocacy.
Explore the history →Meet the volunteer board that governs the HHA. Meetings are open — third Monday of each month at the Historic Houston Heights Fire Station, 6:30 pm.
Meet the board →Houston Heights is listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1983, with four City of Houston historic area designations.
Historic district info →Private agreements recorded in Harris County that govern how Heights properties can be used. A matter of public record — binding on all owners.
Read the restrictions →The Historic Houston Heights Fire Station, Marmion Park, and Donovan Park — available for events and everyday community use.
Explore properties →Governance, organizational procedures, and guidelines for use of the HHA name, properties, and resources.
Read our policies →Since 1973
Membership funds the parks, the advocacy, and the community that makes the Heights worth preserving.
