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Farmer’s National Bank

Hill County National Bank built this structure in 1887. Farmer’s National Bank bought the bank and moved from across the
Address: 68 W Elm St
Hillsboro

Interurban Station

The Texas Electric Railroad built the square substation in 1913 and the Interurban Station in 1918. The Interurban was an
Address: 105 N Waco St
Hillsboro

Gebhardt Bakery

This early two story commercial structure has turret posts on the top corners, arched second floor windows and a balcony
Address: 119 E Franklin St
Hillsboro

Grimes Garage

Grimes Garage was built in 1918 by Fred O. Grimes. It was a fine example of a first generation filling
Address: 110 N Waco St
Hillsboro

Smith – Tomlinson Building

The Smith – Tomlinson Building was built in 1896 to house a hardware business that began in 1879. Despite its
Address: 123 E Elm St
Hillsboro

Majestic Theater

The Majestic Theatre was opened by 1933 and was still open in 1943. It had closed by 1950.
Address: 57 W Franklin St
Hillsboro

Sworth Building (Tarleton)

The Sworth building was originally built for B&J Grocery. The front facade features a three tiered front parapet with brick
Address: 110 E Franklin St
Hillsboro

Central Christian Church – 212 North Pleasant Street

Central Christian Church, an historic church in Hillsboro Texas. The plaque reads:  The earliest worship service for local Disciples was
Address: 212 N Pleasant St
Hillsboro
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71 N Waco (corner of Waco and Elm)

The building at 71 N. Waco Street was originally built in 1891 to be used as a bank. Later the
Address: 71 N Waco St
Hillsboro

Bond’s Alley

A Dallas Newspaper gave the following description of the Alley… “Old-Timers of Hillsboro who have nothing to do usually did most
Address: 1 Bonds Alley
Hillsboro

Cole Ford Building

The old “Ford Building” on Elm Street has been known by several names, but always related to a Ford automobile
Address: 212 E Elm St
Hillsboro