When the company town was first created, Sugar Land did not have its own medical facilities. Initially, the physician assigned to the Imperial Prison Farm, Dr. Gayle Deatherage, would treat Sugar Land [...]
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The tall red brick building on the north side of U.S. Highway 90A between Main Street and Ulrich Street has been in the news lately, because PUMA Development requested support from the City of Sugar L [...]
Read MoreNEWS RELEASE www.sugarlandtx.gov FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 1, 2022 Contact: Doug Adolph (713) 202-0816 City of Sugar Land prioritizes preserving iconic Imperial Char House; PUMA Development prop [...]
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29
Aug
2022
2022 Ornament – The Mercantile
Each year, the Sugar Land Heritage Foundation features a treasured historic building, site, or symbol in Sugar Land. This year we are proud to present the Mercantile as the 2022 Ornament. These high [...]
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The Sugar Land Heritage Foundation is pleased to announce Bill Little’s book “The Road Ahead: From Company Town to the City of Sugar Land” is now for sale. This book was generously donated by Bud an [...]
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19
Oct
2021
2021 Ornament – The Imperial Crown
The Sugar Land Heritage Foundation is pleased to announce The Imperial Crown as the 2021 Ornament Each year, the Sugar Land Heritage Foundation features a treasured historic building, site [...]
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17
Nov
2020
The Sugar Land Heritage Foundation is pleased to announce The Narrow-Gauge Train as the 2020 Ornament
The Sugar Land Heritage Foundation is pleased to announce The Narrow-Gauge Train as the 2020 Ornament Each year, the Sugar Land Heritage Foundation features a treasured historic building or site in Su [...]
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04
Oct
2019
Fashion through the Ages Exhibit
The Sugar Land Heritage Museum welcomes the new exhibit, ‘Fashion through the Ages’. This fascinating exhibit was created by Board member and volunteer, Carolyn Gilligan. Carolyn’s collection of wom [...]
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Each year, the Sugar Land Heritage Foundation features a treasured historic building or site in Sugar Land. This year we are proud to present the Ellis-Eldridge House as the 2018 Ornament. These hig [...]
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On the north bank of Oyster Creek in a modern neighborhood sits a tranquil cemetery that is as strong an emblem of old Sugar Land as the Char House, or the Sugar Land Auditorium. San Isidro Cemetery [...]
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