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Oakleigh Plantation (1833) (350 Oakleigh St.) built by cotton trader James Roper. On National Register.
| Lott House (1908) (160 Rapier Ave.). Style: Classic Revival.
| Mansion to left of Burgess-Maschmeyer House (1205 Government St.).
| Burgess-Maschmeyer House (1907) (1209 Government St.) now home of President of University of Mobile. Style: Renaissance Revival. Architect: George B. Rogers.
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G.C. Clarke House (1907) (1211 Government St.).
| Henry Tacon House (1901) (1216 Government St.). Style: Queen Anne.
| Porch details of Queen Anne-style Henry Tacon House.
| House with curved verandah (104 S. Georgia St.).
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Queen-Anne-style house in Old Dauphin Way heritage district.
| Shepard House (1897) (1552 Monterey Place). Style: Queen Anne. Architect: George Franklin Barber. On National Register.
| Queen Anne turret of Shepard House.
| Neoclassical heritage house in Midtown historic district of Mobile.
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Classical Revival style house (1935) (213 Levert Ave.).
| Arts & Crafts style house (1661 Dauphin St.).
| R.C. Macy House (1867) (1569 Dauphin St.). Style: Carpenter Gothic. Architect: Andrew Jackson Downing.
| Bragg-Mitchell Mansion (1855) (1906 Springhill Ave.).
Style: Greek revival + Italianate.
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Columns of Bragg-Mitchell Mansion.
| Vincent-Doan House (now Mobile Medical Museum) (c1826) (1664 Springhill Ave.).
| Oblique view of Vincent-Doan House.
| Hospital complex (1720 Springhill Ave.).
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