Photograph of a historic wooden water wheel turning in a rectangular pool, located in a Fredericksburg park. The wheel is set in a natural stone structure that has plants growing out of it and there are two stone columns on either side of the wheel, with a pipe feeding water to the top of the wheel. There is a stone path around the pool, with trees and red flowers growing at left, as well as other green spaces at right, with a bench.

Photograph of the front of the Wahrmund Millinery/Moellendorf-Dietz Bakery building, a one-and-a-half story stone building with a mansard roof covered in wooden shingles that has a dormer window on either side of a door, above the front entrance. There is a double-door in the center of the building with a second door at left, which each have decorative windows over the lintel, and a rectangular window at right. There is a full-length front porch with decorative posts that have latticework brackets and edging below the frieze boards as well as a latticework railing around the top to create a balcony; a covered driveway with matching posts is partially visible on the right side of the building. There is grass along the curb with a trash can to the right of the front walk and a parking sign on the far left of the image next to a telephone pole.

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 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 a single-story, front-gabled stone house with a full-length porch that has a slanted shed roof and plain, white posts, and a Texas historical marker at the left corner of the building. There is a wide front door in the center of the building at the top of two steps and there are windows with white frames on either side of the door and near the top of the gable. There are small bushes planted in front of the house, along the bottom of the photo, a telephone pole at left, and a large tree on the right side of the image.

Photograph of the front and part of the side of a single-story, front-gabled stone house with a full-length porch that has a slanted shed roof and plain, white posts, and a Texas historical marker at the left corner of the building. There is a wide front door in the center of the building at the top of two steps and there are windows with white frames on either side of the door and near the top of the gable. There is a wooden fence extending to the right and a covered entrance at the right side of the building, inside a gate, and a large pine tree partially obscuring the side of the house.

Photograph of decorative landscaping with stones creating a tear-drop shape and grassy plants lining the inside edge. The interior of the teardrop is filled with gravel and a low, round hedge trimmed in a wagon-wheel shape near the curve; at the point, there is a small marker with the text "Dedicated to John O. Meusebach," with partially-legible text below. There is a stone pathway leading up to the marker and grass on either side of the landscaping; a chain-link fence and street parking are visible in the background.

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 an unidentified child sitting back in a buggy. Only the child's face and torso are visible.

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 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 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 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 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 right 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 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 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 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 of the building recognized as the Birthplace of Fleet Admiral Chester West Nimitz U.S. Navy in Fredericksburg, Texas, taken near the adjoining building visible at the far right. 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 are benches beneath the windows and signs for an antiques business posted near the door and hung from the porch. A set of stairs leading to an upper, external door is partially visible at the far 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 tall orange flowers planted near along the sidewalk, opposite the building.

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 an unidentified boy posing for a portrait in a peacoat. His hair has a deep widow's peak and is parted just right of the middle.

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 a single-story, front-gabled stone house with a full-length porch that has a slanted shed roof and plain, white posts, and a Texas historical marker at the left corner of the building. There is a wide front door in the center of the building at the top of two steps and there are windows with white frames on either side of the door and near the top of the gable. There is a wooden fence extending to the right and a covered entrance at the right side of the building, inside a gate.