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UNITED STATES · 29.8°N 95.4°W · CITY

Houston

Texas's largest community - oil-era growth plus a significant Latin-American and Israeli influx.

Modern locality anchor

Houston

United States · City · 29.8°N 95.4°W

This anchor orients the sourced locality record. It is not a reconstructed historical position or border; the single map below provides geographic context.

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Where is Houston?

Land geometry: Natural Earth 1:50m via world-atlas. Pins mark modern localities or representative regional anchors stored on Atlas place records, not historical borders and not reconstructed positions. · Sources & methods

THE COMMUNITY TIMELINE · EVERY NODE DATED

What happened to the Jewish community of Houston?

1854–1945

1850s founding

This section addresses destruction and loss. It is one chapter, not the whole storycontinue to what survives and what was created after
1945–present

Sunbelt boom

Today

Today

Growing Sunbelt metro.

LANGUAGES & COMMUNITY

What did Houston sound like?

AFTER · IN FULL COLOR

What survives today?

In Houston

Growing Sunbelt metro.

  • Holocaust Museum Houston

    museum · museum

SOURCES & REVIEW

  • Houston Jewish community study

    Jewish Federation of Greater Houston · 2016

Reviewed 2026-07-30

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