Photograph of the Leon County Courthouse. It was constructed in 1886 by architect William Johnson. Two men sit on a bench in front of the courthouse, and a trash can has been left on the sidewalk leading up to the front entrance.

Photograph of the Leon County Heritage Society, which is housed in the old county jail. It is a two-story red brick building with towers at each corner.

Photograph of the red brick building housing the Leon County Heritage Society in Centerville, Texas. Trees and bushes are visible to the right.

Photograph of a close-up of the sign reading "Leon County Heritage S[ociety]" on a red brick building in Centerville, Texas.

Photograph of a cornerstone on the old jail building, now housing the Leon County Heritage Society, in Centerville, Texas.

Photograph of a carving of a hand holding a pair of scales on a stone set into the red brick of the old jail building, now housing the Leon County Heritage Society, in Centerville, Texas. The text under the carving reads: "Wm. Johnson, Archt. P. J. Gillen, Con."

Photograph of a Freemason symbol on the cornerstone of the old jail building, now housing the Leon County Heritage Society, in Centerville, Texas.

Photograph looking up at a window on the red brick wall of the old jail building, now housing the Leon County Heritage Society, in Centerville, Texas.

Photograph of a green sign by the side of the road at the Centerville city limit. It reads: "Centerville City Limit Pop. 903". Cars and small buildings are visible in the background.

Photograph of the exterior of the Leon County courthouse in Centerville, Texas. There are two stone benches, one on either side of the walkway leading to the front door, a Texas flag to the right, and an American flag to the left.

Photograph of the Leon County Heritage Society, housed in the old county jail. The jail is a two-story red brick building, and there is a parking lot in the foreground.

Photograph of the Leon County Heritage Society, housed in the old county jail in Centerville, Texas. It is a two-story red brick building with towers at each corner.

Photograph of a stone set into the corner of the old red brick Leon county jail in Centerville, Texas. It now houses the Leon County Heritage Society. The stone reads: "L. T. Dashiell - Co. Judge. B. T. Gresham - Co. Clerk. J. E. Dickey, J. A. Dorman, M. L. Palmer, G. M. Snow } Com'rs. Built A. D. 1913 by The Southern Structural Steel Co. San Antonio, Tex."

Photograph of a two-story brick building in Centerville, Texas.

Photograph of a Free Mason cornerstone set into a red brick building in Centerville, Texas. It bears the Free Mason emblem and the dates A. D. 1886 and A. L. 5886.

Photograph of a side view of the front entrance to the Leon County courthouse in Centerville, Texas. There are four columns holding up the second-floor balcony.

Photograph of the detail of the top of two carved stone columns on the Leon County courthouse in Centerville, Texas.

Photograph of a Texas Historical Commission plaque about the Leon County courthouse in Centerville, Texas. It is mounted on a red brick building.

Photograph of a close-up of two door knobs on a building in Centerville, Texas.

Photograph of a pavilion in Centerville, Texas. A silver truck and buildings are visible in the background.

Photograph of a two-story brick building in Centerville, Texas.

Photograph of the back of a two-story brick building in Centerville, Texas. There are six windows visible, three on each floor.

Photograph of a memorial in Centerville, Texas. There is a black stone bench to the right, a statue of an eagle to the left, and a tall stone slab with a picture of a soldier on it in the background. The words on the slab reads: "A nation conceived in liberty, a state committed to the same, a county who gave its citizens, and a family forever changed".

Photograph of a two-story red brick building in Centerville, Texas. There are windows on both floors, and a door is visible on the first floor.