Tower Life Building

The San Antonio Life Insurance Building is a landmark historic building in downtown San Antonio, Texas, United States. The 31-story building is 123 meters tall. The building opened in 1929 and was originally known as the Smith-Young Tower, with the Smith brothers purchasing the building in 1943. In 1953, a television transmission tower was added to the structure. A 2010 renovation removed the outdated television mast and replaced it with the tower's original design, a copper canopy with a 100-foot-tall flagpole.

The Life Insurance Company Building is a landmark historic building in San Antonio, Texas, United States. Construction of the 31-story building began in 1927 and it reached a height of 123 meters (397 feet) and opened in 1929. Originally known as the Smith-Young Tower, it was the centerpiece of a partially completed development called the Bowen Island skyscraper. The eight-sided neo-Gothic brick and Ludowici green terracotta tower (complete with gargoyle tower) was once the tallest building in San Antonio until it was surpassed in 1988 by the 166-meter (423-foot) tall building of the Marriott River Center Hotel.

The life insurance company building is quite unique. This place is also a very important building and is very historical. You can see a lot of interesting things when you visit and play here. The interior of this company building is also quite unique.

Look outside. Not open on Sunday. It is said to have been the tallest building on the west side of the Mississippi River.

Life insurance company is an American company, the whole company building is very good, many insurance projects are acceptable.