Hubert Hammond Crane Designed Residence

4224 Fairfax Avenue, Dallas, Texas

This well shaded home in Highland Park was built in 1928 and was a project of Hubert Hammond Crane, architect, in the second section of the Highland Park neighborhood west of Preston.

Architect Hubert Hammond Crane

Highland Park Neighborhood

Second Section of Highland Park Neighborhood West of Preston Neighborhood

Dutch Colonial Style Architecture

Architect Hubert Hammond Crane Designed Home

Home in Second Section of Highland Park West of Preston

4224 Fairfax Avenue, Highland Park, Dallas, Texas — This historic Highland Park home was designed in 1927 by architect Hubert Hammond Crane.

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Hubert Hammond Crane Designed Residence

4224 Fairfax Avenue, Dallas, Texas

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