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Old Jail is start location. It is now a Museum. Built in 1887 it was in use until 1975. John Wesley Hardin was jailed here. |
| Wind vane on top of Fire House. |  |
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Gonzales County Courthouse - 1896. |
| First Baptist Church - 1903. |  |
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Carol and Ed. |
| Iris in bloom. |  |
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Home built of Florida Cyprus and Curly Pine - 1902 |
| Original home built in 1840. Moved and remodeled in 1885. |
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1898. |
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1911. |
| Texas Hero Square. |  |
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Went back by the firehouse. Fountain out front. |
| Confederate Square. |  |
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Randal-Rather Building Built in 1896. Roman Revival Style made of Gonzales brick. |
| First house in Gonzales to use natural gas. |  |
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Home is still owned by descendants of the original owners. |
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1895. |
| Another view of the same house. |  |
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New Orleans Style Cottage - 1907. |
| Queen Ann Style - 1895. |  |
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Memorial to the 32 men/boys who fought their way INTO the Alamo to answer Col Travis' call for re-inforcement. They all died there. |
| Home of Sarah Ponton Eggleston. Married at the age of 15, she gave birth to her 1st son across the river from San Jacinto battlefield. She lived in this two-room house with her husband, five children, and her mother! |  |
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1898. |
