The Austin Terrace neighborhood was established as a city historic district in April of 1990. This beautiful neighborhood features many lovely homes by noted El Paso architects Mabel Welch, Otto Thorman, as well as by Myron Hunt, who, in addition to designing the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, also designed many Mission style revival homes in southern California. (See “Design guidelines for El Paso’s Historic Districts, Sites and Properties“).
Sam Young Home, Cumberland Circle
Another notable home in Austin Terrace is the Eugene Cunningham home, built in 1929. Cunningham, was a renowned author of both fiction and non-fiction books, according to The Trost Society’s...
Mediterranean Revival Home, 226 Pennsylvania Circle
The centerpiece of the neighborhood is Pennsylvania Circle, which features many stately mansions winding around a small central park. Notable homes on the street include 226 Pennsylvania Circle, designed by...
Loretto Academy
Aside from the magnificent homes in Austin Terrace, the neighborhood also features the landmark Loretto Academy. Designed by Henry C. Trost, Loretto Academy at 1300 Hardaway Street was established as...