Corner of Magoffin and San Antonio
Esquina de Magoffin y San Antonio
Esquina de Magoffin y San Antonio
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Opened Oct. 14, 1910 at 717 E. San Antonio Ave. in El Paso, TX. The Toltec Club members and founders included A. P. Coles, W.W. Turney, Zach T. White, Joseph Magoffin and others. Restaurant was on ground floor and living quarters and club rooms on upper floors. Officials like Theodore Roosevelt, Porfirio Diaz, Francisco I. Madero, and General John J. Pershing were entertained there during visits to our city.
717 E San Antonio Ave. See Mark Cioc-Ortega,"The Tolte Club: Fred Feldman's Humorous Sketches of Its Prominent Members," El Paso County Historical Society publication, Password, Vol. 63, No.2, El Paso TX , Summer ,2019, p. 30-46.
Photo of Toltec Building in downtown El Paso, TX circa 2015. Formal opening was 1910. See article Leon Metz, "Burges was city social leader in early 1900s." El Paso Times Dec. 20, 2020. Beautiful landmark in need of repair in 2020.