Because we were doing the 6K we registered at the Dairy Queen and then drove over to the Santa Fe Depot to park and start our walk. |
Old Santa Fe Depot had a small Harvey House Restaurant and Hotel attached. |
Lehnis Railroad Museum exhibits the railroad history of Brownwood, Central Texas, and the American Southwest. |
Pullman Business Train Car, a rare piece of railroad history. There are only six of them left. |
Lion in front of the radio station. Brownwood ISD mascot is a lion. |
Brownwood Civic Center. |
Brown County Courthouse was completed on February 15, 1885. |
From 1903 to 1981 – 78 years – it was the Brown County Jail. In 1982 it became the Brown County Museum of History. |
Pat Coursey Park with a non-working fountain. |
The Lyric Theatre was built in 1914. It is currently a performing arts theater. |
Post Office building where you can mail in your walk registration! |
Just a pretty house, no historical marker. |
St John’s Church – Gothic style built in 1892. |
Arched entrance to Howard Payne University. |
Interesting marker about the song “Hey Paula”. |
Cornerstone from “Old Main” building. |
Howard Payne University gates. |
Howard Payne University buildings. |
Two of the three bell towers. |
John the Baptist statue on the University Mall. |
Non-working clock on the University Mall. |
Tower built with rock from burned “Old Main” building. |
Nice artwork in center of tower. |
First Baptist Church. |
Old Brownwood High School now Family Services offices. |
Douglas McArthur Academy |
Statue of General McArthur |
Ed coming out of tunnel under RR tracks. |
Local “mover and shaker”. |
1902 Steam locomotive in park across from Santa Fe Train Depot. |