Ridglea Village No. 2

Ridglea Village No. 2 was constructed across Camp Bowie Blvd. from Ridglea Village No. 1.  Both projects were developed by A.C. Luther.  It carries the same Mediterranean styling from the first project.  The building has red tile roof with brick walls and cantilevered balconies.  When this complex opened, the main tenant of the structure was the Ridglea State Bank, located on the corner of Camp Bowie and Winthrop.  The bank built larger quarters a few blocks away in 1972.  In 1950, Luther constructed the Ridglea Theater on the property immediately to the east.  The theater matches the style of the other buildings in the development.