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The 1906 Spanish Colonial Revival style Terrell County courthouse was remodeled in 1930 and 1983. Many of the Spanish Colonial elements were removed and replaced with a Mediterranean facade. Trees pretty well hide the building. |
| Veterans Memorial for WWI, WWII, Korea and Vietnam. |  |
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Eagle on display from the 1906 courthouse. |
| In 1931, this high school building was completed facing the Terrell County Courthouse. |  |
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Art Deco designs decorate this building was created by well-known San Antonio architect, Ralph Cameron. |
| First Baptist Church is a two story white adobe church with no steeple. |  |
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All that is left of an ancient wooden Eclipse windmill. |
| First Presbyterian Church. Lovely adobe church with steeple. |  |
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View of the mesa behind the town. |
| Just a nice house and garden. |  |
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Another view of the surrounding hills. |
| Entrance to the football stadium. |  |
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Cactus Capitol of Texas Trail. |
| Trail starts here. It is not included in the walk. |  |
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Just an empty lot. |
| One of the cutout steel art Ed pointed out in that “empty” lot. |  |
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Ed and the hills. |
| Mexican Free Tail Bats abound in this area. |  |
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This one must be sick because although he is alive, he shouldn't be laying on the sidewalk. |
| 1936 Terrell County Marker. |  |
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First Methodist Church, this present building was erected August 1945. |
| Joe Kerr building has a nice design. Appeared vacant. |  |
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Unable to make out the ghost sign on this building. |
| Old Princess Theater closed in/round 1975. |  |
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Terrell County Memorial Park. |
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| Old RR depot? Not listed on the online depot database. |  |
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First Calvary Church. |
| Nice old cart. |  |
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El Buen Pastor Methodist Church is a vernacular example of the Gothic revival style of architecture. Church was erected in 1908, using locally made adobe bricks. The small church has brick corners. |
| Almost back to the start. |  |
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St. James’ has beautiful slag glass windows with religious themes. |
| St. James Catholic Church was constructed in 1941 of locally quarried native limestone. |  |
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Monument to General Alexander Terrell on the courthouse lawn. |
| Beautiful Classical Revival Masonic Hall built in 1930. Appeared vacant. |  |
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Insignia above the door of the abandoned building. |
