Front view of Maxwell Maas House (1885) at 1802 Sealy St. in East End Historic District. Galveston, Texas

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Galveston East End Historic District, Texas, January 1, 2011

Album 904: Galveston East End Historic District, Texas, January 1, 2011

The image shows two large Victorian houses situated next to each other in the East End Historic District of Galveston, Texas. The house on the right features a light blue exterior with white trim and red brick accents around the windows and doors. It has a second story balcony supported by slender white pillars. A decorative railing surrounds the top floor. The roof is steeply pitched and covered in gray shingles.

A large chimney rises from the back of the house, likely serving as an exhaust for a fireplace. Several potted palm trees are placed around the front of the house, adding to its charm.

The second house, located on the left side of the image, boasts a white exterior with dark red shutters. It also has a balcony supported by thin white pillars and is topped with a decorative railing. The roof is similar in design to that of the first house, covered in gray shingles.

In front of both houses are green lawns that have become overgrown due to their age. Small palm trees are planted around the edge of each lawn, adding some color to the otherwise monochromatic landscape.

Overall, the image captures a tranquil and historic moment, showcasing two beautiful Victorian homes nestled among lush vegetation in the East End Historic District of Galveston, Texas. – AI vision

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

Vista frontal de la casa Maxwell Maas (1885) en 1802 Sealy Street en el distrito histórico del Este. Galveston, Texas, 1 de enero de 2011. La imagen muestra dos grandes casas victorianas situadas una al lado de la otra en el distrito histórico del Este de Galveston, Texas. La casa de la derecha tiene un exterior azul claro con bordes blancos y acentos de ladrillo rojo alrededor de las ventanas y puertas. Tiene un balcón de segundo piso sostenido por delgados pilares blancos. Una barandilla decorativa rodea el piso superior. El techo tiene una inclinación fuerte y está cubierto con tejas grises. Un gran chimenea sale de la parte trasera de la casa, que probablemente sirve como salida de un fuego. Varios árboles de palma en macetas están colocados alrededor de la parte delantera de la casa, lo que agrega encanto a su encanto. La segunda casa, ubicada en el lado izquierdo de la imagen, tiene un exterior blanco con persianas rojas oscuras. También tiene un balcón sostenido por delgados pilares blancos y está coronado con una barandilla decorativa. El techo es de diseño similar al de la primera casa, cubierto de tejas grises. Delante de ambas casas hay praderas verdes que se han vuelto exuberantes debido a su edad. Se plantan pequeños árboles de palma alrededor del borde de cada pradera, agregando algo de color al paisaje de otro modo monocromático. En general, la imagen captura un momento tranquilo e histórico, mostrando dos bellas casas victorianas rodeadas de vegetación exuberante en el distrito histórico del Este de Galveston, Texas. – Spanish translation

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