Georgetown Texas 7th Buildings

Georgetown, Texas -
West 7th Street - Austin Ave to Main Street
gingerbread buildings

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circa 1885
remodeled 1896

M.B. Lockett building
119 West 7th street

side view

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Historical Plaque text
Located on the site of an 1840s store, this structure was built after the Civil War. In the 1880s it housed the mercantile firm of Rucker & Montgomery. Ohio native Melville Beveridge Lockett opened his store here in 1889 and remodeled the building to its present Victorian design in 1896. Prominent architectural features include cast iron columns, an elaborate pressed metal parapet, and a corner turret with a domed oriel bay.

circa 1885
remodeled 1896

M.B. Lockett building
119 West 7th street

circa 1900

117 West 7th Street

circa 1903

H.C. Craig Building

Historical marker text
Built in 1903, this ornate Victorian structure originally housed the furniture store of Hugh Clifford Craig (1850-1938). Craig sold his business to local competitor W. H. Davis in 1906, but retained ownership of the building. In 1936, after the Davis Furniture Company moved, Craig sold the structure to S.W. Henderson, who ran a variety store here for many years. Elaborately designed, the building features iron columns and pressed metal ornamentation