List of Trost & Trost works by location

Alphabetical list of Trost & Trost works by location, covering states in America.

Properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places are displayed in bold text.

United States

Arizona

New Mexico

Texas
  • Alpine
  • Anthony
  • Austin
  • Big Spring
    • Big Spring High School (former), 200 E. 10th St., 1928-1929
    • Crawford Hotel, W. 3rd St. at Scurry, 1927-1928 (demolished)
    • Lester Fisher Bldg., 106 W. 3rd St., 1927-1928
  • Clint
  • El Paso
    • St. Josephs Academy (demolished); 700-704 North El Paso St.
    • W.W. Turner residence (now the International Museum of Art)
    • YMCA (demolished in 1961)
    • First Presbyterian Church (demolished)
    • Henry C. Trost House (NRHP)
    • Vilas School;220 Lawton Ave.
    • El Paso Country Club (destroyed by Fire in 1916); Club Road-west of Ft. Bliss
    • Richard Caples Building (NRHP)
    • Dormitory at El Paso Military Institute 1909;
    • Abdou Building, 1910 (NRHP)
    • Young Women's Christian Association (demolished);
    • Roberts-Banner Building (NRHP)
    • Anson Mills Building (NRHP)
    • Alta Vista School, 1912;3500 La Luz
    • Masonic Temple (demolished in 1968);
    • Hotel Oregon (demolished);
    • Hotel Paso del Norte, 1912 (NRHP)
    • Popular Dry Goods Department Store (now Union Fashion Center) (NRHP)
    • White House Department Store (now The Centre)
    • The Wigwam Theater remodeling;
    • Lydia Patterson Institute (demolished in 1963-64); 503 South Florence St.
    • El Paso High School, 1600 North Virginia St. (NRHP)
    • Temple San Ignacio de Loyola addition;
    • Palace Theater-Originally Alhambra Theater (NRHP)
    • Texas State School of Mines & Metallurgy Assay Office (demolished);
    • Hotel Worth - Hotel Adalante, Raler Hotel, Baker Hotel amongst other names;
    • El Paso Country Court House (demolished in 1988);
    • Alterations to the Texas Grand Theater Building (demolished 1952);
    • Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge#284 (demolished);
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Old Main Building, 1917 (RTHL)
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Quinn Hall, 1917;
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Graham Hall, 1917;
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Geology Building,
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Kelly Hall;
    • Houston High School, 1922;2851 Grant Ave.
    • Morehead School (demolished);Arizona between Campbell and Kansas
    • State National Bank Building (NRHP)
    • Loretto Academy;4600 Hueco Ave. @ 1300 Hardaway St.
    • El Paso Community College; 103 West Rio Grande
    • Hotel Dieu School of Nursing (demolished);1103 North Kansas
    • Congregation B' Naizion (destroyed by arson October 13, 1984);
    • Gateway Hotel remodeling;
    • Mieland Hotel;
    • St. Josephs Sanatorium (demolished in Oct. 1972);700-704 North El Paso St.
    • Zach White School, 1929;4864 Doniphan
    • Fire Station #11, 1930
    • Fire Station #10, 1930
    • Plaza Hotel (El Paso, Texas) - Plaza Motor Hotel, New Sheldon Hotel, Hilton Hotel amongst other names (NRHP)
    • O. T. Bassett Tower (NRHP)
    • Coldwell School;4101 Altura Ave.
    • Jones School (demolished);
    • Hotel Cortez (NRHP)
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Warrell Hall;
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Benedict;
    • El Paso Country Club repairs (proposed 1920-1922);400 Camino Real
    • University of Texas at El Paso- Holliday Hall;
    • Cooley School Addition; 134 North Awbrey
    • Liberty Hall Theater (demolished in 1987);
    • El Paso County Hospital remodeling and additions & replacement building,(demolished 1929);
    • Mitchell Industrial Complex;south florence and Jennie Mitchell
    • J. J. Newberry Company (NRHP)
    • Singer Sewing Company (NRHP, RTHL)
    • White House Department Store and Hotel McCoy (NRHP)
  • Fabens
    • Fabens High School (former, now O'Donnell Intermediate School), 300 NE Camp St., 1925
    • First Baptist Church, 318 Fabens St., 1928
    • First National Bank Bldg., SW corner Main and Fabens sts., 1925 (demolished in 2016)
  • Fort Hancock
  • Marathon
    • The Gage Hotel, 102 NW 1st St., 1927, RTHL
  • Marfa
    • Allen Marshall McCabe House, 309 E. Salarosa St., 1925
    • Frank Courtney Mellard Residence, 401 N. Summer Ave., 1915
    • El Paisano Hotel, 207 N. Highland Ave., 1930, RTHL
  • Pecos
    • Pecos Hospital (former), 601 S. Hickory St., 1929
      • Pecos Hospital addition, 1937
    • Reeves County Courthouse, 100 E. 4th St., 1937
  • Sanderson
    • Kerr Mercantile Building, 1927

See also

References
  • "Henry C. Trost Historical Organization". Retrieved November 30, 2016.
  1. "NAN Ranch Nomination Form". National Register of Historic Places. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
  2. "Clubhouse is Trost design". Las Cruces Bulletin. 14 February 2014. p. A009. Archived from the original on 23 February 2014. Retrieved 23 February 2014.

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