Photograph of the 1916 Taylor-Woods Building on South First Street in downtown Lufkin, Texas. The two story brick building has its completion date and a name medallion on a stone top cap. Currently occupied by the Deep East Texas Council of Governments.

Photograph of the front of the 1925 Pines Theater and left side alley in downtown Lufkin, Texas. The lower portion of the facade is brick with white trim, doors, a large window on the left, framed movie posters, and a recessed entryway and box office. The upper portion of the facade is a white board with ornamental green designs with a red and white marquee, and an electric red sign protruding from beige pilasters that says "Pines."

Photograph of the front of the 1925 Pines Theater and left side alley in downtown Lufkin, Texas. The lower portion of the facade is brick with white trim, doors, a large window on the left, framed movie posters, and a recessed entryway and box office. The upper portion of the facade is a white board with ornamental green designs with a red and white marquee, and an electric red sign protruding from beige pilasters that says "Pines."

Photograph of the 1929 Central Fire Station on East Lufkin Avenue in downtown Lufkin, Texas. The building is two stories, made of brick, and has emergency vehicles parked on either side.

Photograph of a balcony on the front of the 1929 Central Fire Station in downtown Lufkin, Texas.

Photograph of the left front of the 1929 Central Fire Station in downtown Lufkin, Texas. The included building citation lists those involved with its construction.

Photograph of the 1929 Lufkin Central Fire Station in downtown Lufkin, Texas. A white building citation appears on the left side of the brick building. Two open garage doors contain emergency vehicles. A red sport utility vehicle appears to the left, bearing the words "Lufkin fire" and "battalion I" on its side.

Photograph of the southeast corner of the Angelina County Courthouse. A clock on the building's facade shows noon. A black stone Angelina County Peace Officers Memorial sits on the lawn.

Photograph of the front (south side) of the Angelina County courthouse in Lufkin, Texas. A black tiled fountain rises behind a concrete wall.

Photograph of World War I sculpture memorial and three part gray granite war memorials on the southwest corner of the 1955 Angelina County Courthouse.

Photograph of the 1955, Modern, Angelina County Courthouse on Lufkin Avenue in downtown Lufkin.The architect was Wilbur Kent. It was built in a "Modern Style" of brick, limestone, and steel.

Photograph of the old red brick Atascosa County jail building, seen from across the street, in Jourdanton, Texas. A red truck is parked to the left, and trees are visible around the jail.

Photograph of an aerial map of the Liberty County area mounted on an interior wall of a building.

Photograph of an aisle in a courtroom in the Gonzales County courthouse in Gonzales, Texas. Benches, a railing, tables, and chairs are visible in the room.

Photograph of the carpeted aisle leading to the judge's bench, between two rows of benches, in the courtroom in the Grimes County courthouse in Anderson, Texas. People stand in the background.

Photograph of an ambulance and a fire truck on the driveway outside a red brick building in Lufkin, Texas.

Photograph of a plaque about the founding of the Anderson Baptist Church in Anderson, Texas.

Photograph of SHSC marker for Calder Square, formerly Cotton Square.

Photograph of the Texas Historical Committee marker that marks the location of the 1913 depot explosion in downtown Lukin. Located in the old "Cotton Square". The marker is near the south end of the square.

Photograph of the the Angelina Hotel in downtown Lufkin, Texas. The five story brick building stands on the corner of an intersection.

Photograph of an arch above a window on the exterior of the Karnes County courthouse in Karnes City, Texas.

Photograph of a darkly lit arched hallway in the Lee County courthouse in Giddings, Texas.

Photograph of an architectural detail beneath a window on the exterior of the Atascosa County courthouse in Jourdanton, Texas.

Photograph of an architectural detail on the base of the Lee County courthouse in Giddings, Texas. A red drain pipe is visible to the left.