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This is not the official club route. We went wandering. If you do this walk as instructed you will not see a lot of these things, but you will see the college campus which we didn't. |
It was foggy as we head out. |
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Passing the softball field in City Park. | |
A brick gazebo in a section of City Park designated as Century Park. |
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An amphitheater in City Park. | |
Bridge over the creek. |
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Recreation Hall at City Park was built in 1938 by the WPA. | |
Lovely light fixtures on the recreation hall. |
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WPA cornerstone on the Recreation Hall. | |
Masonic Lodge #267 chartered in 1861. |
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Cornerstone from demolished 1913 Lodge building. | |
Ye-oh, sic’em! Mural depicts how a parrot caused a cattle |
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First National Bank building circa 1889. | |
Romanesque Revival style, this courthouse was completed in 1892. |
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Farmers National Bank built in 1908. Now a law office. | |
Oldest home in Stephenville was built in 1869. |
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Oxford House at the Historic Museum is a lovely Victorian built in 1899. |
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Old Presbyterian Church built in 1900 moved to Historic Museum grounds in 1966. |
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Big Bad Wolf – stood above the Wolfe Nursery sign for 45 years. | |
Old Center Grove two room school moved to the Historic Museum in 1986. |
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Log cabin displayed at the Historic Museum. | |
Prairie Schooner and Surrey on display at the Historic Museum. |
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Log cabin at the Historic Museum. | |
Crow Opera House built around 1892. |
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Old Rexall Drug sign on a building that is no longer a pharmacy. | |
Public Library was built by the WPA in 1935 as a US Post Office. |
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Methodist Church – domed Beaux Arts style – completed in 1917. | |
Stained Glass window in the church. |
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Church altar. | |
Looking back at the church. |
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The Erath Arches were constructed in honor of soldier, | |