In fact, he’s Pegasus, the winged horsey offspring ... We’re pretty sure he lives in Uptown. Red is also a Dallas icon, the symbol of the old Magnolia Oil Co. who spent years atop Dallas ...

Two of Dallas’ flying red horses — the city’s unofficial symbols — are getting a makeover as part of a major real estate redevelopment. The 19-foot signs are on two sides of an 18-story ...

The red pegasus, which has become ubiquitous throughout Dallas, first sat atop what was then the tallest tower in Texas—the Magnolia Petroleum Building. The Sealy family of Galveston developed ...

“Pegasus, the Flying Red Horse, shines as a vibrant icon from atop Magnolia Dallas Downtown, formerly the Magnolia Petroleum Company Building, one of the city’s most revered structures,” its ...

The Dallas City Council ... in repairs for the Pegasus sign, which sits atop the Magnolia Building in downtown Dallas. The large derricks that hold up the flying red horse have become corroded ...

In 1999 it opened as the 325-room luxury Magnolia Hotel. For decades the bright red lights of Pegasus welcomed visitors to Dallas from the roof of the Magnolia Building. Over time, larger ...

But nothing I have written about recently has inspired more emotion than the rebuilt Pegasus, a sculpture that revolves on a miniature oil derrick in front of the Dallas Omni Hotel. I’m not ...

A red Pegasus appears poised to take flight as the ... The Texas Stock Exchange will be somewhere in “the heart of Dallas,” according to its website, at a headquarters they will call it ...