Photograph of Schandua Building, a two-story stone commercial building with a covered second-floor balcony that has decorative railings and overhangs the first floor sidewalk. It has several widows and double doors with wooden frames on both floors as well as a storefront on the left side of the building with a bookstore sign. A single-story pharmacy building is attached on the right side of the Schandua Building and another building with a parking lot is partially visible at left.

Photograph of a small cabin is partially visible behind a tree next to a metal tank, at right, on top of a wooden structure with "x" crossbeams.

Photograph of the back and east side of the Church Hill School, a single-story front-gabled stone building with a porch along the entire left side, which has plain posts and a shed roof. The gable end includes decorative wooden eave returns and there is a window below, covered by a wooden shutter, as well as two windows on the side and a small metal chimney near the back of the building. It is enclosed by a metal chainlink fence and there are posts on either side of the gate holding up a sign that says “Church Hill School” with a Texas Historical Commission medallion on a post to the left. Trees and bushes are visible around the building and there is an empty flagpole at the right of the building.

Photograph of the back and east side of the Church Hill School, a single-story front-gabled stone building with a porch along the entire left side, which has plain posts and a shed roof. The gable end includes decorative wooden eave returns and there is a window below, covered by a wooden shutter, as well as two windows on the side and a small metal chimney near the back of the building. It is enclosed by a metal chainlink fence and there are posts on either side of the gate holding up a sign that says “Church Hill School” with a Texas Historical Commission medallion on a post to the left. Trees and bushes are visible around the building and there is an empty flagpole at the right of the building.

Photograph of the back and east side of the Church Hill School, a single-story front-gabled stone building with a porch along the entire left side, which has plain posts and a shed roof. The gable end includes decorative wooden eave returns and there is a window below, covered by a wooden shutter, as well as two windows on the side and a small metal chimney near the back of the building. Trees and bushes are visible around the building and other buildings are partially visible in the background.

Photograph of the Comal County courthouse, viewed from the street on the Main Plaza looking northeast. It is a multi-story stone building with two identical, perpendicular wings extending from a square central tower and with a two-story curved balcony enclosing the corner where the wings meet. Other buildings are partially visible on either side of the courthouse and cars are parked along the street.

Photograph of the south corner of the Comal County Courthouse, a multi-story stone building with a square tower in the center. A two-story curved balcony with columns is visible where two of the wings meet and there is a decorative roof peak above the balcony, where a five-pointed lighted star is affixed. The courthouse is viewed from the main plaza and cars are parked along the street in front of the building.

Photograph of a portion of the Comal River, likely taken from the backyard of the Lindheimer House in New Braunfels. The river is surrounded by greenery and trees.

Photograph of the City Park Gazebo (located at 427 Main Street), which is a hexagonal structure with plain white wooden posts that have "x" brackets on either side of the post tops. The gazebo is in a green space surrounded by a white wooden fence that has benches facing outward, toward a gravel path around the entire area. There are several trees and bushes planted in the green spaces.

Photograph of the City Park Gazebo (located at 427 Main Street), which is a hexagonal structure with plain white wooden posts that have "x" brackets on either side of the post tops. The gazebo is in a green space surrounded by a white wooden fence that has benches facing outward, toward a gravel path around the entire area. There are several trees and bushes planted in the green spaces.

Photograph looking southeast down High Street from the intersection at 7th street, including the public library building on the corner. It is a two-story stone building with windows across the front of the building and an awning that extends over the sidewalk. Other buildings are partially visible to the left and cars are parked along either side of the street.

Photograph of the front and side of a single-story, cross-gabled, light-colored stone house, likely in Fredericksburg. The front-facing gable end on the right side of the house has a circular window in the center and extended eaves with decorative brackets and eave returns. There is a bay window extending from the bottom of the gable to the ground, which has stone crowns and sills, with dentils along the edge of the eaves. There is a front porch extending to the left that has decorative brackets at the top of the posts and spindlework below the frieze boards, with a large hanging swing near the left side. The front door is near the center of the building and there is a historical building medallion posted to the left.

Photograph of a black lamppost near the corner of the Prince Solms Inn, which has round domes arranged with a center light surrounding by four others. The first floor porch is visible behind the light, including decorative spindles around the border and below the frieze board. Several plaques are posted around the front door, and the name of the Inn is posted in the center of the porch roof. There are shrubberies surrounding the building and a second lamppost near the opposite corner, in the background.

Photograph of the front of a monument commemorating the German-Americans who died at the Nueces Massacre, taken from just in front of it. The monument is a square column of white stone with a flat-topped obelisk-like column above, with the text "Treue der Union" on the visible side, with a vase of flowers below. It is surrounded by a multi-chain fence with obelisk-shaped posts. There are trees in the background, behind and to the right of the monument and buildings are partially visible on the opposite side of High Street.

Photograph of the prow view of a deep-sea ocean ship moored to the docks of a large industrial warehouse. Automobiles are parked on the dock in between the ship and the warehouse. The left side of the photograph features a white multi-story building with large windows. Behind the ocean ship are additional ocean shipping vessels of unknown origin. In the far background of the photograph there is a large bridge that spans the shipping lane.

Photograph of a field of yellow flowers that has a gravel road running along the bottom of the image and curving around the right side toward buildings that are partially visible behind trees in the background. A red wooden sign is visible near the left side of the image that has "Conservation Plaza" written in large letters above a round image and smaller text that includes "The New Baunfels Preservation Society."

Photograph of the front and side of the building recognized as the Birthplace of Fleet Admiral Chester West Nimitz U.S. Navy in Fredericksburg, Texas. It is a stone building with a window on either side of the door and a porch across the entire front, with plain, square posts and railings painted white. There is a set of stairs leading to an upper, external door on the side of the building, at left, and a Texas Historical Commission marker is posted in front of them. The sidewalk is visible in front of the building and there are trees, bushes, and flowers planted along either side. There are also signs for an antiques business posted near the door and hung from the porch.

Photograph of the front and side of the building recognized as the Birthplace of Fleet Admiral Chester West Nimitz U.S. Navy in Fredericksburg, Texas. It is a stone building with a window on either side of the door and a porch across the entire front, with plain, square posts and railings painted white. There is a set of stairs leading to an upper, external door on the side of the building, at left, and a Texas Historical Commission marker is posted in front of them. The sidewalk is visible in front of the building and there are trees, bushes, and flowers planted along either side. There are also signs for an antiques business posted near the door and hung from the porch.

Photograph of the front and east side of the August Dietz Cottage, located at 197 East Mill Street. It is a single-story building with a gabled roof that extends past the front, over the porch, which has beveled square columns and low railings. It is painted white in the front, with dark paneling on the back half. A historic marker is posted near the door, and a business sign is hanging from the porch.

Photograph of the back (north and east sides) of the Lindheimer house located at 491 Comal Avenue, taken from the yard near the Comal River. The back portion of the house is a single-story with no attic, made of stone, with a small patio at the right side. The house is bordered by trees.

Photograph of the front and side of the Paul Ingenhuett House, located at 417 8th Street, taken near the driveway at the east corner. It is a one-story stone house with two gable ends facing the road, connected by a partially-enclosed, raised porch with a small flight of steps. Each of the gable ends has a pair of windows with dark-colored shutters and a third, centered shuttered window above; similar windows are also visible along the side of the house, with two tall, thin brick chimneys above. The yard is enclosed by a decorative black metal fence and a car is partially visible at the end of the drive (at right).

Photograph of a historic property located at 273 East Mill Street taken from the driveway at the east corner, so that the front and right side of the house are visible. It is a one-story home painted white with green shutters with a gabled roof that extends over the front porch, which is held up by square columns. It has decorative wooden details around the railing the porch brackets, below the frieze beam of the porch, and around the front eaves. The driveway to the right of the house has a closed fence with a sign that says, "Historic Hohman-Fischer Haus Circa 1855" and a car is partially visible in the background, at the far end of the drive.

Photograph of the east side of the Comfort Community Church, largely obscured by trees on both sides of the image. It is a long, white, front-gabled building with rectangular windows along the side, and has a square tower near the entrance (near the left side of the image) that has pointed-arch openings below a pointed roof. A wooden fence is visible along the bottom of the image, with bushes growing around it.

Photograph of the east side of the Comfort Community Church, largely obscured by trees on both sides of the image. It is a long, white, front-gabled building with rectangular windows along the side, and has a square tower near the entrance (near the left side of the image) that has pointed-arch openings below a pointed roof. A wooden fence is visible along the bottom of the image, with bushes growing around it.