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Kingsville Historic Resources Survey Report
The Kingsville Historic Resources Survey Report was a grant funded project to document the extant cultural resources in the local Kingsville Historic District and to develop recommendations for the preservation of the historic resources of the area through potential creation of neighborhood districts or nomination for placement of individual properties on the National Register of Historic Places, the State register, or the local register. In the fall of 2011, Robert Trescott, Downtown Manager for the City of Kingsville, proposed that Texas A & M University Kingsville (TAMUK) partner with the City in the completion of the Inventory and Survey of the local Kingsville Historic District. In July 2012, the City hired Cynthia Martin, Architectural Historian, as a consultant to work on the project.