Unless you know what you're looking for, this house is almost invisible from the street. Its windowless facade of ragged limestone blocks is easy to mistake for a waterfront bulkhead along Turtle Creek, which runs behind the property, or maybe an overgrown quarry.
The owners of this home also bought the Pump House next door, a 1915 structure renovated by Dallas architect Gary Cunningham, which still holds the generator and some of the old pumps that used to supply all the water to the township of Highland Park. It now serves as an adjunct gallery for changing installations.
About this blog: What is Oh So Cynthia? It’s a Mom Blog about life in Dallas. You can call me a Mommy Blogger, but I prefer Social Media Mommy. Posts on this blog reflect the experiences of my life in Dallas and Park Cities, product reviews and my thoughts on parenting boy in this hi-tech, fast-paced world.
