Glenbrook Valley

Glenbrook Valley Houston, TX
May 18, 2012
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May is packed with holidays that honor exceptional people, such as mothers and the men and women in the Military Services. Check out the Community Calendar and be sure to write down the dates of these special holidays! Also, Summer is right around the corner, so visit the Neighborhood Website often to see what is happening in the neighborhood!

Welcome to Glenbrook Valley, THE NATION'S BIGGEST & FIRST LOCALLY DESIGNATED POST WWII HISTORIC DISTRICT IN TEXAS and one of Houston's finest examples of mid-century modern and atomic ranch style homes. Please visit the different pages including the history pages for a glimpse into Glenbrook Valley's past, and the real estate page to help find your own mid-century dream home!




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