Edson Hotel

The Edson Hotel is an office building in Beaumont's commercial district featuring Neoclassical design with prominent columns and balanced facade proportions. The structure now houses commercial tenants in its interior spaces while its exterior walls and classical details remain intact.

The building was constructed in the early 1900s when Beaumont was expanding as a commercial center. Its recognition as a National Register contributing property marks its importance to the region's architectural development.

The hotel stands as part of Beaumont's downtown fabric, its exterior showing the craftsmanship and design choices that shaped the district a century ago. Visitors notice how the building fits within a streetscape that defined commerce and daily life in the era.

The building sits in the downtown commercial area and is readily visible from the street with its classical features on display. Visitors can view the architecture from the public sidewalk, though interior access depends on current tenant operations.

The building benefits from tax incentives that allow owners to operate commercial spaces while keeping the historic structure preserved. These financial supports have enabled the property to maintain its original design without sacrificing modern business operations.

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

GPS coordinates: 30.08483,-94.09947

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:01