Bastrop

C.R. Haynie & Co. Building, c. 1883


First National Bank Building, c. 1889


Citizens State Bank, c. 1909


"Bull" Durham Smoking Tobacco ghost


According to the Texas Historical Commission plaque, this building housed the W.J. Miley Drugstore from 1905 to 1967. After getting back home, I researched (Googled) it by its current name (Lock Drug Store), and discovered that it still has its turn-of-the-century interior, complete with old-time soda fountain.



The P.O. Elzner House, c. 1878 (Victorian style)




Bastrop County Courthouse (c. 1883, Revival Style)


Bastrop County Jail, c. 1891-92; served as the jail until 1974


Bastrop Opera House, c. 1889

This appeared to be the partial remains of a Humble Gas Station, the property now being used as a "cash station," or ATM. If it was a gas station, this is a creative way to preserve something possibly historic, while still making money off of the property.




Bastrop Christian Church, c. 1867