Few dishes capture culinary imagination like the humble sandwich. From peanut-butter-and-jelly staples to gourmet paninis, sandwiches have become a global canvas for flavor. It’s the filling that gives each one its personality - savory or sweet, hot or cold, meaty or vegetarian, fiery or mild - the possibilities are endless.
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Just one block east of Sacred Heart Church on Broadway, a charming Victorian home stands as a quiet testament to Galveston’s rich architectural legacy. Adjacent to a peaceful Rosary Garden, the residence holds many stories within its walls. Though some original features have been lost over time, many remain intact.
What’s New at the Hutchings, Sealy & Co. Building Located at 2328 Strand Street, the Hutchings, Sealy & Co. Building stands as a striking tribute to Galveston’s Renaissance Revival architecture. Built in 1895 as two adjoining structures, the three-story landmark evokes a grander era in the city’s commercial history.
Today, it houses nearly 20 distinctive boutiques as part of the co-op of Shops on Strand Street. Recently, three new businesses have joined this vibrant mix, adding fresh As summer winds down, Galveston’s business scene is heating up with fresh openings and vibrant returns. Each month, Galveston Monthly
Where to find lunch, brunch, dinner covering casual to fine dining. These places are not afraid to try new things. Hope you're hungry. More
Beaches aren't all Galveston has to offer. Local theater productions, contemporary art exhibits and other family events that always inspires. More
The portion of Galveston’s Strand Street between 20th and 25th Streets is called simply, “The Strand.”
Galveston Monthly presents a multi-part series on the history of the Galveston Fire Department.
Built after the Storm of 1900 to protect Galveston from future storms.
Histories of the incredibly rich past of the architecture in Galveston.