A stainless steel sculpture represents how the Indians used to bend "trees" over to mark a trail.
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| A stainless steel sculpture represents how the Indians used to bend "trees" over to mark a trail. |
Whistle Stop Plaza Tower Clock. Plaza built in 1999 on site of the city's original train depot. |
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| Sundial in the base of the 70-foot tower clock. |
Ed and Betty Boop. |
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| Historic Irving Main Street Mural. |
Magnolia mural advertises Magnolia Chiropractic. |
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| Antique wooden caboose on display next to the depot. |
Windmill needs the trees trimmed from around it. |
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| Nice little gazebo in Heritage Park. |
Replica cabin |
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| Irving Depot |
Replica wooden water tank. |
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| Mural promoting community teamwork. |
Masonic Lodge |
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| 1940 First Baptist Church |
The Joffre-Gilbert House was built in 1919. It is called a Craftsman 'Airplane' Bungalow. |
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| The Schulze Home, now known as Heritage House, was constructed in 1912. |
1906 Dr. Haley house, remodeled in 1998 adding Victorian features. |
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| Information plaza in Centennial Park. |
Bridge over Delaware Creek in Centennial Park. |
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| Statue called "Seeing the Future" depicts town founders Otis Brown and Charles Schultze.. |
South Irving Library |
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| St. Luke's Catholic Church |