Talk:Houston Museum District

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Regarding the openning statement, "Binz, more commonly known as the Houston Museum District:" other than the name of a street, I've never heard "Binz" used as a name for a district, area, neighborhood, etc. If Binz is more than a street, it would be nice to have that explained. I'm pulling the reference to Binz.

James Adams, native Houstonian. 72.245.65.114 (talk) 19:01, 27 March 2008 (UTC)