Goodman Building

The Goodman Building is a Victorian-era structure in downtown Austin featuring ornamental facades and detailed stonework throughout its exterior. The construction showcases the elaborate craftsmanship typical of that period, with carefully designed elements that catch the eye as you walk past it.

The structure was built during the Victorian period and later recognized as a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. These designations mark its importance in preserving Austin's architectural heritage from that era.

The structure represents architectural patterns from the Victorian period, contributing to the preservation of nineteenth-century building techniques in Austin.

The building is visible from the street and forms part of downtown Austin's historic streetscape. You can learn more about it through resources provided by the Texas Historical Commission, which maintains detailed information on all registered historic sites throughout the state.

The Goodman Building holds both National Register of Historic Places status and Recorded Texas Historic Landmark designation, reflecting dual preservation recognition.

Location: Texas

Location: Austin

Architectural style: Victorian architecture

Address: 202 W. 13th St.

GPS coordinates: 30.27574,-97.74215

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:43