Admist the Ashes

ID: 964 ~ Source: Image courtesy of the Texas Collection, Baylor University ~ Creator: E. C. Blomeyer
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Admist the Ashes

The remains of the white limestone mantel, a gift from the Huaco clubhouse's architect, Roy E. Lane, mostly withstood the inferno. Here, it stands isolated as one of the last noticeable features of a once prominent building.

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By Geoff Hunt
Built in 1912, the Huaco Club was very much a playground for Waco’s wealthier residents. From golf and tennis to social events, affluent Wacoans enjoyed spending time at the country club, located near Sanger Avenue and Twenty-Ninth Street. Desiring…