The Columbus Public Library |
First United Methodist Church built in 1951. |
Carol noticed that the sidewalk was stamped “Work Progress Administration”. We found six more locations during the walk where this showed up. |
Lovely old home – no marker. |
The Montgomery House – circa 1867. |
Columbus Christian Center – no historical marker. |
St. Anthony Catholic Church built in 1960. |
The Tait House circa 1865. |
Colorado River overlook. |
Parker through tress bridge over Colorado River on US 90 BR. |
Clocks atop the Colorado County Courthouse visible around town. |
Townsend-Koliba House mid-1800s. |
Passing the US 90 BR Bridge over Colorado River. |
Carol reading marker about Joseph V.Frnka. |
Railroad bridge over the Colorado River. |
Hahn House – circa 1868. |
Harrison-Hastedt House built in 1861. |
Robert Henry Harrison MD lived at this site, but not in this house. |
St. John’s Episcopal Church circa 1942. |
Just a nice house with a wrap around porch – no marker. |
The Isgrig House built in 1898. |
Dick-Gillette House built in 1903. Gov. Pat Neff slept here. |
Simpson-Williamson House built in 1882. |
Youens–Hopkins House built in 1860s. |
Toliver-Cone House built about 1870. |
Stein-Girndt House built in 1897. |
Originally built as an Episcopal Church in 1874. Sold to the Church of Christ in 1943. |
Memorial to PFC Christopher R. Kilpatrick in Mid-Town Park. |
Keith-Traylor House built in 1871. |
Maigne-Walther House built in 1867. |
Tate-Senftenberg-Brandon Home built about 1867. |
Vintage Movie Theater built in 1936. It remained a movie theatre until 1996. |
Ilse-Rau House built in 1887. |
Colorado County Courthouse built in 1891, had extensive repairs in 1909 after a hurricane. |
Blue Star Memorial Highway Marker – A tribute to the Armed Forces that have defended the United States of America. |
In 1837 court was held under this Oak Tree. |
Quincentennial Fountain erected in 1986. |
Stafford-Miller House built in 1886. |
Stafford Bank and Opera House built in 1886. Chamber of Commerce now occupies the building. |
Old IOOF Building now occupied by an insurance company. |
Built 1883 by town of Columbus, using over 400,000 handmade bricks. Has 32-inch walls. Served as water tower and fire house until 1912. Since 1926 owned by Shropshire – Upton Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy. |
Fireman Memorial on the corner in front of the fire department. |
Fire Dept/City Hall built in 1936. |
Abram Alley Log Cabin built here in 1836. |