The brick streets on a map
Every street tagged brick in OpenStreetMap around downtown Tyler. Choose one in the list, or on the map.
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Tagged brickHalf a mile from the downtown square
Streets tagged brick in OpenStreetMap by its volunteer mappers, read October 13, 2026: an incomplete map, not the city's list. How it was made · GeoJSON · © OpenFreeMap © OpenMapTiles Data © OpenStreetMap contributors
Half a mile south
The Brick Streets Neighborhood Historic District, listed on the National Register in 2004, covers 29 blocks about half a mile south of Tyler's original town square.1 The dashed arc on the map is that half mile.
Charnwood became Tyler's first National Register historic district on August 20, 1999: 12 blocks and 208 contributing properties, its brick streets among them.2
In July 2023 the City Council approved an $873,961 contract with Crown Civil Construction to rehabilitate 21,355 square feet of brick streets and rebuild Bois D'Arc Avenue from South Oakwood Street to the railroad tracks. By April 2024, 35 sites had been repaired.3
Notes
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Note 1. The Brick Streets Neighborhood Historic District, listed on the National Register in 2004, covers 29 blocks about half a mile south of Tyler's original town square, and all or part of 11 of its 14 streets keep their original red brick paving.
- National Register of Historic Places nomination, Brick Streets Neighborhood Historic District (Texas Historical Commission Atlas) atlas.thc.texas.gov
- Historic Tyler: Brick Streets Neighborhood Historic District historictyler.org
- Wikipedia: National Register of Historic Places listings in Smith County, Texas en.wikipedia.org
Note 2. The Charnwood Residential Historic District became Tyler's first National Register historic district on August 20, 1999; it covers 12 blocks and has 208 contributing properties, its brick streets among them.
- Historic Tyler: Charnwood Residential Historic District historictyler.org
- Wikipedia: National Register of Historic Places listings in Smith County, Texas en.wikipedia.org
- Historic Tyler: Historic districts historictyler.org
Note 3. In July 2023, the Tyler City Council approved an $873,961 contract with Crown Civil Construction to rehabilitate 21,355 square feet of brick streets and rebuild Bois D'Arc Avenue from South Oakwood Street to the railroad tracks; by April 2024, 35 sites had been repaired. The city’s 2023 repair list has 35 numbered rows, two of them marked N/A with no area, so 33 sites with an area to repair.