Historic Baytown
Baytown was formed from three towns — Goose Creek, Pelly and old Baytown — merging in 1948, and the Goose Creek oilfield that built it was one of the first offshore-adjacent oil discoveries in Texas. The landmarks and historical markers in the directory are listed below.
34 places listed — 27 inside Baytown city limits.
Worth knowing
- Many of these are roadside markers rather than visitable sites.
- The Brunson Theatre on West Texas Avenue now houses the visitor information centre rather than operating as a cinema.
Baytown Historical Museum
Baytown Historical Preservation Association
Birdsong Place Villas
Cedar Ridge
Centennial Square
Echo Baytown
Fred Hartman Bridge
Mission at Baytown
Northwood
Oxford at Country Club
Palms Baytown
Parker Stadium
Ranch at Rollingbrook
Reserve on Garth
Sapphire Bay
Stone Brook
The Barrow
The Bennett Baytown
The Cottage Green Baytown
The Park at Monza
The Standard at Eastpoint
Umbrella Alley
Villas at Alexander Bay
Villas at Rollingbrook
Walnut Ridge Condominiums
Watermark at Baytown
99 at Southwinds
Baytown
Brickyard at Barbers Hill
Mont Belvieu
Country Terrace, Highlands, Texas
Highlands
K. Hovnanian Homes
Crosby
The Fort
Highlands
Vista at Southwinds
Baytown
White's Lake Estates Gate
Highlands
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Built from our directory of Baytown-area places, which comes fromOverture Maps open data. We list what exists rather than ranking it — we have no sourced basis for calling one place better than another, and we would rather be useful than opinionated. Something missing or wrong? Tell us.