Portrait of Felix W. Magee, founder of the Masonic Lodge in Anderson, TX, standing in a suit with a stole wrapped around his neck.

Photograph of Fanthorp Inn in Anderson, Texas

Photograph of three red horses, including one who is peering over a barbed-wire fence.

Photograph of wooden chairs and a glass-top table set up as a waiting area at a bank in Navasota, Texas. There are bookshelves pushed up against the wall in the background, and a Valentine's Day decoration hangs from a fan.

Photograph of the waiting area at a bank in Navasota, Texas. There are wooden chairs and a glass-top table with magazines in the foreground, and two people stand at the bank window in the background. Coffee cups are stacked on a table by the column on the left, and there are Valentine's Day decorations around the building.

Photograph of the interior of a bank in Navasota, Texas. Wooden chairs are set up as a waiting area, and there are magazines on a glass-top table to the right. Several people stand in line at the bank window in the background. There are heart-shaped decorations set up around the bank.

Photograph of the architectural detail of the top of a carved wooden column at a bank in Navasota, Texas.

Photograph of a woman on the phone at her desk in a bank in Navasota, Texas. Four carved wooden chairs are placed in front of her desk and the desk next to hers. Valentine's Day decorations are visible on the windows in the background.

Photograph of the bank vault door at the Bank of Navasota.

Photograph of a man sitting in a bank window at a bank in Navasota, Texas. There are Valentine's Day decorations all over the building.

Photograph of three chairs and a bench, all made of carved wood and patterned fabric, in the waiting area of a bank in Navasota, Texas.

Photograph of Prosperity Bank in Navasota.

Photograph of the exterior of the Prosperity Bank in Navasota, Texas. There are two cars under an awning.

Photograph of a white stone building with green trim in Navasota, Texas.

Photograph of a Texas Historical Commission plaque on the wall of the Old First National Bank of Navasota. The plaque reads: "The Old First National Bank of Navasota. Local architect, contractor and stonemason James Davern and his brother-in-law C. C. Camp built this commercial edifice in the 1880s. Constructed of cement-covered stone rubble, it was remodeled with Renaissance Revival detailing in the 1890s, during the ownership of the First National Bank of Navasota. Occupied by the bank until 1952, it has also housed a hotel, offices, a telephone company, and a variety of stores. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1981". Another plaque underneath it reads: "Entered in the National Register of Historic Places 1982".

Photograph of a heavy wooden door in a bank in Navasota, Texas.

Photograph of several teller windows in a bank in Navasota, Texas. There are Valentine's Day decorations set up around the building.

Photograph of the interior of a bank in Navasota, Texas. A woman stands in front of the teller window to the left, looking at another woman sitting behind a desk in the foreground. There are Valentines Day decorations all over the room.

Photograph of a close-up of a Texas Historical Commission plaque about the construction of the Grimes County courthouse in Anderson, Texas. It is mounted on the red brick wall next to the courthouse door.

Photograph of a door leading into the Grimes County courthouse in Anderson, Texas.

Photograph of twelve wooden chairs with red leather seats behind a railing in a courtroom in the Grimes County courthouse in Anderson, Texas.

Photograph of carved door handle on a white wooden door in the Grimes County courthouse in Anderson, Texas.

Photograph of a sign by a wooden building in Anderson, Texas. A red and yellow carriage is partially visible to the left.

Photograph of a UPS truck parked outside the Grimes County courthouse in Anderson, Texas.