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Vereins Kirche (1840s, demolished 1896, rebuilt 1935) by German settlers as town hall, school, fort & church, now run by Pioneer Museum. Fredericksburg, TX. | Lasting Friendship with John O. Meusebach negotiating peace treaty with Comanche Chief Santa Anna sculpture (1995) by J. Hester. Fredericksburg, TX. | Lasting Friendship sculpture (1995) by J. Hester shows peace between German settlers & Comanche, the only known American treaty thought never to have been broken. Fredericksburg, TX. | Maypole in Vereins Kirche park shows scenes related to history of Fredericksburg. Fredericksburg, TX. |
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Scenes of settlement & town buildings on Fredericksburg Maypole. Fredericksburg, TX. | Scenes of agriculture & hunting on Fredericksburg Maypole. Fredericksburg, TX. | Scenes of western culture & peace treaty on Fredericksburg Maypole. Fredericksburg, TX. | Schwarz commercial building (1907) (114 W. Austin St.). Fredericksburg, TX. |
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Bethany Lutheran Church (1889) (110 W. Austin St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Felix van der Stucken Home (c1864) (W. Austin St. at North Adams). Fredericksburg, TX. | Tree stump carved into eagle with two young near Old Gillespie County Courthouse. Fredericksburg, TX. | Old Gillespie County Courthouse (1881-2) (115 West Main St.) now a library. Fredericksburg, TX. Architect: Alfred Giles. |
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Portal of Old Gillespie County Courthouse / town library. Fredericksburg, TX. | Door knob of Old Gillespie County Courthouse / town library. Fredericksburg, TX. | Newell post of Old Gillespie County Courthouse / town library. Fredericksburg, TX. | Gillespie County Courthouse (101 West Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. |
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Bank of Fredericksburg (1898) (120 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. Style: Richardsonian Romanesque. Architect: Alfred Giles. | Palace Theater (1922) (146 East Main St.) now a store. Fredericksburg, TX. | Heritage commercial buildings (206-214 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Heritage commercial building (1915) (230 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. |
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White Elephant Saloon (1888) with other heritage commercial buildings (242-254 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Heritage commercial buildings (242-254 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Heritage commercial building (248 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Dr. A. Keidel house with stone quoins (254 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. |
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Charkes F. Priess Building / Keidel Memorial Hospital (1883) (258 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Former Keidel Memorial Hospital (258 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Otto Kolmeier Building (1896) (302 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Wahrmund Millinery / Moellendorf-Dietz Bakery building (c1876) (F312 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. |
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Heritage house (310 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Wagon wheel benches on Main St. Fredericksburg, TX. | Old Central Drugstore (1905) (124 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Schandua block (1897) (207 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. |
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Heritage commercial buildings (141-131 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Heritage commercial building (109 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Local condiments & preserves in shop window. Fredericksburg, TX. | Frank van der Stucken House (c1850s) (123 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. |
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Ceramic fish drinking wine & Texas symbol in shop window. Fredericksburg, TX. | Covered sidewalks on heritage commercial buildings (149 East Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Schandua Building (1897) (207 East Main St.) with covered verandah sidewalk. Fredericksburg, TX. | Heritage building (221 East Main St.) with cast iron front by Mesker Bros. of St. Louis, MO. Fredericksburg, TX. |
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Heritage building (221 East Main St.) with cast iron front by Mesker Bros. of St. Louis, MO. Fredericksburg, TX. | Local condiments & preserves in shop window. Fredericksburg, TX. | Heritage house (1866) (247 East Main St.) was birthplace of Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, USN. Fredericksburg, TX. | Double heritage house opposite Pioneer Museum. Fredericksburg, TX. |
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Heritage house (320 West Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Heritage streetscape (301-305 West Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Heritage commercial building (244 West Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | A.L. Patton building (1897) (232 West Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. |
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Heritage house now a gallery (218 West Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Schwarz house now a gallery (214 West Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Heritage streetscape (218-214 West Main St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Antique Chevy pickup on Main St. Fredericksburg, TX. |
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St Mary's Catholic Church (1906) (306 West San Antonio St.). Fredericksburg, TX. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Leo M. J. Dielmann. | Kunz log house (203 South Orange St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Heritage cottage (205 South Orange St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Holy Ghost Lutheran Church (1893) (115 E. San Antonio St.). Fredericksburg, TX. Style: Gothic Revival. |
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Tower of Holy Ghost Lutheran Church (1893) (115 E. San Antonio St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Mosel-Jordan-Duecker Haus (1847) (109 E. San Antonio St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Schmidt-Gold Home (c1860s) (106 South Lincoln St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Woodwork details of Schmidt-Gold Home (c1860s) (106 South Lincoln St.). Fredericksburg, TX. |
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William Rausch House (1906) (107 South Lincoln St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Heritage cabin & cactus garden (208 East San Antonio St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Two-story limestone heritage house (107 North Schubert St.). Fredericksburg, TX. | Two-story limestone heritage house (112 North Schubert St.). Fredericksburg, TX. |
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Log cabin at corner of Schubert & Llano St. Fredericksburg, TX. | Windmills on grounds of open-air Pioneer Museum run by Gillespie County Historical Society. Fredericksburg, TX. | Admiral Nimitz Museum in former Nimitz Hotel (est. 1860) by Charles Henry Nimitz, Sr. Fredericksburg, TX. | National Museum of the Pacific War building with submarine conning tower in waves of grass & stone. Fredericksburg, TX. |