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Covid-19 Information
The Abilene Preservation League is scheduled to reopen to the public June 19th, 2020. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at info@abilenepreservation.org or (325) 676-3775.
Educate.
Preserve.
Inspire.
Magee House
Renamed “The Resilient”
Built in 1903
Colonial Revival Style
Received a Preservation Texas Honor Award
Hotel Wooten
David Castle, Architect
Built in 1930 by H.O. Wooten
Neo-Gothic Style
Restored in 2005
With your support, the APL can continue to support the Big Country’s rich architectural and cultural heritage.
Paramount Theater
David Castle, Architect
Built in 1930 by H.O. Wooten
Exotic Revival Style
Restored in 1986
The Grace Hotel
Renamed “The Drake” in 1946
Built in 1909
Late Victorian Style
Saved in 1987 by Abilene Preservation League
Experience Classic Beauty.
Become a part of the history.
The Elks Art Center is conveniently located in the T&P Historic District within Downtown Abilene, between The Grace Museum and across from the National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature in the Rhodes Building.
The Grand Ballroom and Basement are prepared and available for a host of events from weddings to conferences with the ballroom seating 170 comfortably for your occasion.
ELKS ARTS CENTER - 1174 NORTH 1ST STREET, ABILENE, TX, 79601 - 325-676-3775 - MORGAN@ABILENEPRESERVATION.ORG