Keystone Park Historic District is comprised of the 1400 and 1500 blocks of W. Rosewood and W. Lynwood on the city’s near northwest side. The historic district was passed by an ordinance of City Council in August 2009 and is San Antonio’s 25th local historic district.
The homes within the Keystone Park Historic District were designed primarily in the Tudor Revival style, popular in the early twentieth century. Characteristic features include dominant cross gables on the facades, steeply pitched roofs, large chimneys, and arched entryways. Many of the homes are clad with brick, stone, or stucco. The area remains a cohesive and intact neighborhood indicative of early twentieth century suburban development. (City of San Antonio)
Traverse Keystone Neighborhood
The Lighthouse Seafood
We serve your favorite seafood dishes including Shrimp Gumbo Clam
Old is Better than New Antique Store
Low-key antique shop with a large variety of architectural salvage
The Hut Diner
All American breakfast served all day including everything from buttermilk
Dandyland Tattoo
Established 1996, Dandyland Custom Tattoo and Professional Body Piercing has
