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Last Curtain Call for a Bit of Houston History

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The 126-year-old Tin Hall, Harris County’s oldest and largest country dance hall, is slated to close its doors on New Year’s Day.

Tin Hall was sold last December to an entity that shares a Woodway address with McGuyer Homebuilders, according to Swamplot.

The 24k SF venue sits on a wooded lot in Cypress, surrounded by suburbs on one side and the Longwood Golf Club on the other. The venue started out as a gathering place for German farmers who settled in the area in the 19th century. 

The saloon plans one last hurrah on New Year’s Eve with a final public dance. [Swamplot]

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