Photograph of the Hurst Spring in Hurst Springs, Texas.

Photograph of the Hurst Spring in Hurst Springs, Texas.

Photograph of the Hurst Spring in Hurst Springs, Texas.

Photograph of the Coryell County Courthouse (located at Public Square at U.S. 84 and Texas 36) in Gatesville, Texas.

Photograph of the Coryell County Courthouse (located at Public Square at U.S. 84 and Texas 36) in Gatesville, Texas.

Photograph of the Coryell County Courthouse (located at Public Square at U.S. 84 and Texas 36) in Gatesville, Texas.

Photograph of the Coryell County Courthouse (located at Public Square at U.S. 84 and Texas 36) in Gatesville, Texas.

Photograph of the Coryell County Courthouse (located at Public Square at U.S. 84 and Texas 36) in Gatesville, Texas.

Photograph of the Coryell County Courthouse (located at Public Square at U.S. 84 and Texas 36) in Gatesville, Texas.

Photograph of San Jacinto County Courthouse in Cold Springs, TX. The courthouse faces the left edge of the image as a paved road and a strip of grass runs past its right side. A chain-link fence encloses the property of the courthouse, containing the building and the lawn it sits on. Multiple tall trees grow around the courthouse, obscuring most of the right side of the building. A large triangular pediment supported by tall columns sits at the center of both the front and right side of the building, with a set of stairs leading up to the front set of columns where the courthouse's entrance is. Each pediment and its columns sit in front of a centered section of the building that projects out slightly from the main part of the courthouse, which is rectangular in form. The projecting sections have walls that come to a triangular point above the pediments sitting below them. Across the main rectangular part of the building are three visible rows of windows. On the flat roof of the building is a chimney and a tall, thin metal structure.

Photograph of Coryell County Courthouse in Gatesville, TX. The courthouse is made of white stone decorated with faded red accents and has windows with brown frames. One entrance to the building faces towards the right edge of the photo and had a short set of stairs that lead up to three white arches, their tops outlined in red. The arches stick out from the building, as does the pediment attached to the edge of the building's roof, supported by tall red columns and containing a red star motif inside its pediment. The columns' height spans two levels of the building. The expanse of wall behind and on either side of the columns and the arched entrance below them is juts out from the building, as does the side of the building facing the left edge of the photo. This creates the appearance of towers at each corner of the courthouse, each one topped with a red dome and a white carved shape. The bottom row of windows spanning the perimeter of the courthouse have curved tops with red curving lines above them, except for rectangular windows in-between the corner towers. The second row of windows are all rectangular with horizontal …

Photograph of the Hurst Spring House in Hurst Springs, Texas.

Photograph of the House at Hurst Spring in Hurst Springs, Texas.

Photograph of the House at Hurst Spring in Hurst Springs, Texas.

Photograph of the House at Hurst Spring in Hurst Springs, Texas.

Photograph of the Hurst Spring School in Hurst Springs, Texas.

Photograph of the Hurst Spring School in Hurst Springs, Texas.

Photograph of the First Post Office-Stage Stop in Copperas Cove (located at Highway 190, 1.6 miles Southwest of Copperas Cove) in Copperas Cove, Texas.

Photograph of the First Post Office-Stage Stop in Copperas Cove (located at Highway 190, 1.6 miles Southwest of Copperas Cove) in Copperas Cove, Texas.

Photograph of the First Post Office in Copperas Cove (located at Highway 190, 1.6 miles Southwest of Copperas Cove) in Copperas Cove, Texas.