Learn more about our neighborhood’s residents of years past at the local cemetery.
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Take a look back at one sensational summer Ice Cream social when the firetruck came to visit! What a way to cool down!
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Did you know there’s a cemetery tucked right in the backyard of some of your neighbors?
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Flashback to 1967 as the academic year resumes at Sinclair Elementary and throughout Houston Independent School District.
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Friendly Neighborhood Native and Local Historian Chris Daigle does it again in the May 2021 edition of the Timbergram!
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“Traces of Timbergrove” offers a look back at fond memories of “yesteryear” in Timbergrove Manor.
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“Traces of Timbergrove” offers a look back at fond memories of “yesteryear” in Timbergrove Manor.
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Friends of Jaycee Park hosted a coin drive in 2009 and collected hundreds of coins from all over the world.
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Every edition of the Timbergram features some of the most nostalgic moments that make Timbergrove Manor a cherished Houston neighborhood and helps to commemorate longtime residents.
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Just in time for the high heat of July, this edition of the “Traces of Timbergrove” features iconic summer imagery!
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A recent Graphic Design graduate of University of Houston developed a branding package as one of her last assignments. Take a look at the beautiful work she created for Timbergrove Manor!
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For the May edition of the Traces from Timbergrove, Chris Daigle shared a photo of Arthur Breitkreuz giving two kids a lift in the newspaper racks on his bike. Arthur is a long time resident of the neighborhood and worked for the Houston Chronicle for well over 50 years.
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Help us in remembering Alton “Slim” Behrend after his peaceful passing in February.
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The times may have changed, but kids will be kids. Check out this heart warming memory from decades gone by!
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The year was 1955 when Timbergrove Manor resident Jo Bankston was invited to join the Police Academy before later receiving the distinction of Houston’s first woman police officer.
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