Bastrop, TX Photos

Bastrop, a small town east of Austin, developed as a river crossing on an early King's highway. Today it has become a commuter town retaining many Victorian homes.

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Main Street of Bastrop important as a early Colorado River crossing on El Camino Real.	Haynie through Old First National Bank (1889) buildings (1010-1018 Main Street). On National Register.	C.R. Haynie & Co. building (1883) (1010 Main Street). Style: Italianate.	1014 Main Street. Style: Italianate.

1009 Main Street. Style: Italianate. On National Register.	Building at Main & Spring Streets. Style: Italianate.	Building at Main & Spring Streets upper corner detail. Style: Italianate.	Citizen's State Bank building (1909) (928 Main Street).

Kesselus building (1891) (Main Street). On National Register.	Traditional wood building on Pine Street.	Traditional wood buildings on Pine Street.	Bastrop County Jail (1892) (on Public Square) in service till 1974. Style: Greek Revival. Architect: Eugene T. Heiner. On National Register.

Bastrop County Courthouse (1883) (805 Pine St. on Public Square). Style: Greek Revival. On National Register.	Bastrop County Courthouse clock cupola.	Wilke House (c1900) (807 Pecan Street). On National Register.	901 Pecan Street.

White Turner house (1890) (1307 Main St.). Style: Eastlake. On National Register.	White Turner house front porch detail.	Josiah Wilbarger house (1842) (1403 Main St.). Style: Greek Revival.	Tin roofed double house (1402 Main St.).

Bastrop Military Institute house (1402 Church St.).	1401 Church Street. On National Register.	Allen-Bell house (1855) (1408 Church St.). Style: Greek Revival. On National Register.	D.B. Orgain house (1888) (1508 Church St.). Style: Queen Anne / Eastlake. On National Register.

D.B. Orgain house front door.	D.B. Orgain house irises in garden.	Henry Crocheran-McDowell house (1857) (1502 Wilson St.). Style: Greek Revival.	Fowler House (1404 Wilson St.). On National Register.

Bastrop Christian Church (1895) (Church at Spring St.).