It is a 2-story Victorian with elaborate molded brickwork.
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Walk started at the 1884 Old Frio County Jail. It is a 2-story Victorian with elaborate molded brickwork. |
| Old well that furnished water for the jail. |  |
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The 1904 courthouse was originally a Romanesque Revival-style three-story building with a tall clock tower. The third floor and the clock tower were removed decades ago. |
| First Methodist Church |  |
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Carol and Ed |
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Zoomed it to get picture of 1885 Presbyterian Church. It is a block off the walk route, but clearly visible. |
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First Baptist Church |
| One of many such trees in town. Seeds look like blooms. |  |
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Post Office |
| Vintage Gulf gas station houses an insurance company and Metro PCS. |  |
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Time Capsule in Centennial Park. |
| Frio Lodge #399 A.F. & A.M. |  |
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Art Deco Oaks Theater |
| Lovely blue and white building is the "former" city hall. Currently vacant. |  |
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Former Humble station now occupied by Irma's Tacos and Gorditas |
| Former Texaco Station – Sign on window says "Opening Soon - Front Porch". |  |
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A rusty car (unknown make/model) in front of a closed car wash. |
| 155 MM Howitzer is part of the Veterans Memorial. |  |
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Memorial to Sgt. Manuel R. Ramos. |