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Walk registration is at this fire station built in 1968. |
| Marker for Old Town. |  |
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Marker that tells us a school used to be here. |
| 1888 Presbyterian Church |  |
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Anderson County Peace Officer Memorial. |
| Former Post Office built in 1913. |  |
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1983 St. Philip’s Episcopal Church |
| 1905 First Christian Church |  |
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Ed walking by the new sanctuary for the First Christian Church. |
| Mural on a retaining wall. |  |
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I think this is the old gin in “Old Town” Palestine. |
| The three story Art-Deco building constructed in 1931 replaced the previous 1880 jail. After 135 years of housing criminals and juveniles, this facility closed in 1996. It is currently vacant. |  |
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Palestine Salt Works C. S. A. is a marker on the courthouse square. |
| The Courthouse is an imposing 1914 structure in the Renaissance Revival Style. |  |
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Ed spotted this giant dragonfly. |
| Marker for first Girl’s School, Sunday School, and Library attached to a piece of the building which no longer exists |  |
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McClure-McReynolds-Fowler Home built in 1849. |
| Interesting marker in front of the Greek Revival home designed by James Bunda, built in 1851 |  |
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A pretty house with no marker. |
| The John R. Hearne Family Home was built in 1896. It was continuously occupied by members of the Hearne family until the death of Esther Hearne in August of 2004 |  |
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Built and continuously occupied by family of Dr. Henry Link. |
| Link House – Queene-Anne Style home built in 1897 next door to his father’s house. |  |
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Alamo Elementary School built around 1911 now sits empty. |
| Pretty house no marker. |  |
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Texas – a vintage movie theatre from 1930. |
| Mural on a side street. |  |
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Second mural on the same building. |
| In 1945 the brethren bought an old church and remodeled it into their lodge. |  |
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Marker on the steps of the lodge. |
| Carnegie Library built in 1914 is now used for city offices. |  |
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Sanctuary dedicated on June 18, 1893, and named Sacred Heart. |
| The Redlands Hotel was built in 1914. Brown brick is artistically laid on all five stories with a cap of metal cornice on two sides. |  |
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Indian statue on a street corner. |