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The walk start is the Gatesville Public Library. |
| Two "Statues of Liberty" and two "Statues of Justice" as well as an Eagle decorate the courthouse. These are all listed in the Smithsonian Inventory of Art Sculptures. |  |
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We crossed Main street and entered the courthouse to view the dome. |
| In the courthouse rotunda is a sculpture of James Coryell, Texas Ranger for whom the county was named. |  |
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The walk continues on to Raby Park with a nice creek running through it. |
| We walked through the park and reached the main entrance. |  |
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We walked through a residential district. |
| We entered the City Cemetery. |  |
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We did a circle through the cemetery and back out the same entrance. |
| Nice old Rock home. |  |
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We walked past the First Baptist Church built in 1936. |
| The walk passes the WPA built Post Office also built in 1936. |  |
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If you've got time you might want to go inside and view the WPA artwork completed in 1939. |
| After going back past the courthouse you continue to the Coryell County Museum. This spinning wheel is on display. |  |
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View of the Museum building on Main Street. |
