Photograph of a bust of Otfried Hans Freiherr von Meusebach, which is set in a tall granite sculpture of stacked blocks in a "v" shape and has a text plaque posted below. The sculpture is in a median at an entrance to the Fredericksburg Pioneer plaza, which also has several planters and decorative rocks. The front entrance of the Vereins Kirche Museum is visible in the background; it is an octagonal, white, one-story building with a smaller second-story that is painted the same shade of blue as the door and shutters.

Photograph of the left side and front entrance of the Vereins Kirche Museum at Pioneer Plaza in Fredericksburg. It is an octagonal, white, one-story building with a smaller second-story that is painted the same shade of blue as the door and shutters. There is a small set of stone steps leading to the front door, and plants grounding around the building. A number of signs and plaques are posted around the door.

Photograph of the front and west side of the Pape Log Cabin, a small, single-story, side-gabled building made of post oak logs, chinked with rock, mud, and straw. There is a door in the center of the building on the left side and the gable end at right is decorated with wooden shingles. A pot hanging from a tripod of wooden poles is visible at right, as well as trees on either side of the image and part of the Dangers Stone House in the background at left.

Photograph of the back of the Pape Log Cabin, located in the yard next to the Dangers Stone House. It is a small, single-story, side-gabled building made of post oak logs, chinked with rock, mud, and straw with a small, square window in the back wall. It is partially obscured by trees on either side and, at right, part of the back of the stone house is visible as well as an ornamental metal windmill and around stone planter.

Photograph of the front entrance of the Vereins Kirche Museum at Pioneer Plaza in Fredericksburg. It is an octagonal, white, one-story building with a smaller second-story that is painted the same shade of blue as the door and shutters. There is a small set of stone steps leading to the front door, and plants grounding around the building. A number of signs and plaques are posted around the door.

Photograph of the front of the Dangers Stone House, a white single-story, cross-gabled house with the door in the center of the building and a single window on either side, with dark-colored shutters, as well as a historical building medallion mounted on the right side. The roof extends at an angle over a full-length porch that has plain posts and there is a chimney near the left side gable end. The yard is enclosed by a white picket fence and trees are visible on either side of the image.

Photograph of a Christ statue installed at the edge of the lawn between the old (1863) and new (1906) St Mary's Church buildings, located at 306 W San Antonio. The sculpture is hanging on a brown wooden cross frame beneath a triangular roof with text in gold: "Grüß Gott." Both buildings are visible in the background, with the older stone building at right and the newer, Gothic-style building at left, partially obscured by trees and bushes.

Photograph of the front and east side of the Dangers Stone House, partially obscured by trees and bushes in the yard at left. It is a white single-story, cross-gabled house with the door in the center of the building and a single window on either side, with dark-colored shutters. The roof extends at an angle over a full-length porch that has plain posts and there is a chimney near the left side gable end. The yard is enclosed by a white picket fence along the front of the porch.

Photograph of the front and west side of the Dangers Stone House, a single-story, cross-gabled house with the door in the center of the building and a single window on either side, with dark-colored shutters, as well as a historical building medallion mounted on the right side. There is a porch extending across the length of the extension at the back of the house, on the right side of the image with a chimney above. The yard is enclosed by a white picket fence and trees and other plants are partially visible in the yard.

Photograph of the west corner of the entrance tower at old St Mary's Church located at 306 W San Antonio. It is a square tower with a domed, pyramidal roof and pointed-arch windows on the upper levels and a round window near the center (bottom of the image). A portion of the main building is visible at left, and the cloud above is cloudy.

Photograph of the front of the old (1863) and east side of the new (1906) St Mary's Church buildings, located at 306 W San Antonio. Both buildings are two-story stone buildings with gabled roofs and a taller square tower above the entrance. The newer building has Gothic-style accents, including an ornamented spire atop the tower and dormer windows on the roof of the main building. A Christ statue is installed at the edge of the lawn between the buildings and a portion of the cross-street is visible at the far right of the image.

Photograph of the front and side of the old St Mary's Church building, located at 306 W San Antonio, looking east toward Orange Street. It is a two-story stone, T-shaped building with gabled roofs and has a taller, square tower above the entrance with a domed roof. There is a lawn at the side of the building including trees, and a Christ sculpture. An unidentified person is standing on the sidewalk in front of the building, and the front of a red-brick building with Classical architecture is partially visible in the background at right, on the street corner.

Photograph of the south corner of the entrance tower at old St Mary's Church located at 306 W San Antonio. It is a square tower with a domed, pyramidal roof and pointed-arch windows on the upper levels and a round window near the center (bottom of the image). A portion of the main building is visible at right, and the cloud above is cloudy.

Photograph of the front and side of the Old First Methodist Church, a white, single-story, cross-gabled building with Classical Revival architecture, including a porch across the front of the building with Ionic columns and dentils along the roofline, above the text, “Historical Society Center.” There are two front doors that have triangular, pointed-arch windows at the top as well as pointed-arch windows along the side of the building and dormer windows above. A Texas historic marker is posted to the left of the porch stairs and there is a large tree on the far left part of the image.

Photograph of the front and west side a white single-story, side-gabled house that has a full-length front porch with an extended flat roof and plain posts that have decorative brackets at the top. The front lawn has a concrete sidewalk leading to the front entrance and small bushes growing along the edge of the porch. At left, a flight of stairs leading to an attic entrance is partially visible, as well as a neighboring house, largely obscured by trees.

Photograph of the front and side of the Old First Methodist Church, a white, single-story, cross-gabled building with Classical Revival architecture, including a porch across the front of the building with Ionic columns and dentils along the roofline, above the text, “Historical Society Center.” There are two front doors that have triangular, pointed-arch windows at the top as well as pointed-arch windows along the side of the building and dormer windows above. There is a large tree on the right side of the building and signs are partially visible on either side of the porch steps.

Photograph of the front and side of the Old First Methodist Church, a white, single-story, cross-gabled building with Classical Revival architecture, including a porch across the front of the building with Ionic columns and dentils along the roofline, above the text, “Historical Society Center.” There are two front doors that have triangular, pointed-arch windows at the top as well as pointed-arch windows along the side of the building and dormer windows above. There is a large tree on the right side of the building and signs are partially visible on either side of the porch steps.

Photograph of a white single-story, side-gabled house that has a full-length front porch with an extended flat roof and plain posts that have decorative brackets at the top. The front lawn has a concrete sidewalk leading to the front entrance and small bushes growing along the edge of the porch. At left, a flight of stairs leading to an attic entrance is partially visible, as well as a neighboring house, largely obscured by trees. There is a pick-up truck with yard care equipment parked by the curb between the homes.

Photograph of the front and side of a single-story side-gabled cabin, with an extended roof over a full-length front porch that has plain posts and railings, on a raised stone foundation. There is a wooden door near the center of the building with a window to the left and chimneys at either end of the building as well as an addition with a shed roof on the right side of the building. Trumpet vines with orange flowers are growing over much of the building and other plants are visible around the house, as well as a historical marker posted to the left of the porch.

Photograph of the front and side a small, front-gabled log cabin building with a metal roof and a small shuttered window in the gable end above the wooden door. The cabin is situated in a grassy field and has flowers growing in beds on either side of the front door and along the side; trees are visible behind the building and in the background.

Photograph of one side of a single-story stone house that has a wooden extension, partially visible on the left side of the image, perpendicular to the main building. There is a wooden door to the right of center with one window to the right and two to the left, all covered by latched wooden shutters. There is a paved patio area with several wicker or wooden chairs and potted plants and flowers along the edges of the paved area. The yard around the patio is grassy and there is tree growing on the right side of the house, and a utility pole partially visible in the background on the left side of the image.

Photograph from the corner of a single-story stone house, looking toward the corner formed by a perpendicular wooden extension at left. The main building has a wooden door to the right of center with one window to the right and two to the left, all covered by latched wooden shutters. At right, one side of the house is partially visible behind a large tree, including a chimney. There is a paved patio area with several wicker or wooden chairs and potted plants and flowers along the edges of the paved area. The yard around the patio is grassy and utility poles are partially visible in the background on the left side of the image.

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 front and side of a single-story side-gabled cabin, with an extended roof over a full-length front porch that has plain posts and railings, on a raised stone foundation. There is a wooden door near the center of the building with a window to the left and chimneys at either end of the building. Trumpet vines with orange flowers are growing over much of the building and other plants are visible around the house. There is a historical marker posted to the left of the porch and another building is partially visible in the background at right. A second, much smaller log cabin is visible at the back of the property, on the left side of the image.