List of Trost & Trost works by location

Alphabetical list of Trost & Trost works by location, covering states in America.

Properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places are displayed in bold text.

United States

Arizona

New Mexico

Texas

  • Alpine
  • Anthony
  • Austin
  • Big Spring
    • Big Spring High School (former), 200 E. 10th St., 1928-1929
    • Crawford Hotel, W. 3rd St. at Scurry, 1927-1928 (demolished)
    • Lester Fisher Bldg., 106 W. 3rd St., 1927-1928
  • Clint
  • El Paso
    • St. Josephs Academy (demolished); 700-704 North El Paso St.
    • W.W. Turner residence (now the International Museum of Art)
    • Young Men's Christian Association (demolished in 1961)
    • First Presbyterian Church (demolished)
    • Henry C. Trost House (NRHP)
    • Vilas School;220 Lawton Ave.
    • El Paso Country Club (destroyed by Fire in 1916); Club Road-west of Ft. Bliss
    • Richard Caples Building (NRHP)
    • Dormitory at El Paso Military Institute 1909;
    • Abdou Building, 1910 (NRHP)
    • Young Women's Christian Association (demolished);
    • Roberts-Banner Building (NRHP)
    • Anson Mills Building (NRHP)
    • Alta Vista School, 1912;3500 La Luz
    • Masonic Temple (demolished in 1968);
    • Hotel Oregon (demolished);
    • Hotel Paso del Norte, 1912 (NRHP)
    • Popular Dry Goods Department Store (now Union Fashion Center) (NRHP)
    • White House Department Store (now The Centre)
    • The Wigwam Theater remodeling;
    • Lydia Patterson Institute (demolished in 1963-64); 503 South Florence St.
    • El Paso High School, 1600 North Virginia St. (NRHP)
    • Temple San Ignacio de Loyola addition;
    • Palace Theater-Originally Alhambra Theater (NRHP)
    • Texas State School of Mines & Metallurgy Assay Office (demolished);
    • Hotel Worth - Hotel Adalante, Raler Hotel, Baker Hotel amongst other names;
    • El Paso Country Court House (demolished in 1988);
    • Alterations to the Texas Grand Theater Building (demolished 1952);
    • Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge#284 (demolished);
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Old Main Building, 1917 (RTHL)
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Quinn Hall, 1917;
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Graham Hall, 1917;
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Geology Building,
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Kelly Hall;
    • Houston High School, 1922;2851 Grant Ave.
    • Morehead School (demolished);Arizona between Campbell and Kansas
    • State National Bank Building (NRHP)
    • Loretto Academy;4600 Hueco Ave. @ 1300 Hardaway St.
    • El Paso Community College; 103 West Rio Grande
    • Hotel Dieu School of Nursing (demolished);1103 North Kansas
    • Congregation B' Naizion (destroyed by arson October 13, 1984);
    • Gateway Hotel remodeling;
    • Mieland Hotel;
    • St. Josephs Sanatorium (demolished in Oct. 1972);700-704 North El Paso St.
    • Zach White School, 1929;4864 Doniphan
    • Fire Station #11, 1930
    • Fire Station #10, 1930
    • Plaza Hotel (El Paso, Texas) - Plaza Motor Hotel, New Sheldon Hotel, Hilton Hotel amongst other names (NRHP)
    • O. T. Bassett Tower (NRHP)
    • Coldwell School;4101 Altura Ave.
    • Jones School (demolished);
    • Hotel Cortez (NRHP)
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Warrell Hall;
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Benedict;
    • El Paso Country Club repairs (proposed 1920-1922);400 Camino Real
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Holliday Hall;
    • Cooley School Addition; 134 North Awbrey
    • Liberty Hall Theater (demolished in 1987);
    • El Paso County Hospital remodeling and additions & replacement building,(demolished 1929);
    • Mitchell Industrial Complex;south florence and Jennie Mitchell
    • J. J. Newberry Company (NRHP)
    • Singer Sewing Company (NRHP, RTHL)
    • White House Department Store and Hotel McCoy (NRHP)
  • Fabens
    • Fabens High School (former, now O'Donnell Intermediate School), 300 NE Camp St., 1925
    • First Baptist Church, 318 Fabens St., 1928
    • First National Bank Bldg., SW corner Main and Fabens sts., 1925 (demolished in 2016)
  • Fort Hancock
  • Marathon
    • The Gage Hotel, 102 NW 1st St., 1927, RTHL
  • Marfa
    • Allen Marshall McCabe House, 309 E. Salarosa St., 1925
    • Frank Courtney Mellard Residence, 401 N. Summer Ave., 1915
    • El Paisano Hotel, 207 N. Highland Ave., 1930, RTHL
  • Pecos
    • Pecos Hospital (former), 601 S. Hickory St., 1929
      • Pecos Hospital addition, 1937
    • Reeves County Courthouse, 100 E. 4th St., 1937
  • Sanderson
    • Kerr Mercantile Building, 1927

See also

References

  • "Henry C. Trost Historical Organization". Retrieved November 30, 2016.
  1. ↑ "NAN Ranch Nomination Form". National Register of Historic Places. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
  2. ↑ "Clubhouse is Trost design". Las Cruces Bulletin. 14 February 2014. p. A009. Retrieved 23 February 2014.

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