Facade - West Exterior
Architectural drawing of the West facade of museum building.
Level 1 Floor Plan
A proposed vision for the museum's first floor, including gallery space, cell block, and historic house museum.
Side - South Exterior
Architectural drawing of the South exterior wall of museum building.
Level 2 Floor Plan
A proposed layout for the museum's second floor, including exhibition space, historic house museum, and collections management.
The Historical Marker Reads:
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Hill County Jail
Constructed in 1893, this building serves as the third jail for Hill County. It was designed by W. C. Dodson of Waco, architect of the Hill County Courthouse, and built by the Brown County firm of Lovell and Wood. The brick and limestone structure reflects influences of the Victorian and medieval revival styles. Interior space includes living quarters in the front for the sheriff and jailer. Steel-clad prisoner cells are located in the back section. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1981
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You can search all Hill County Historical Markers and War Memorials at this Link
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Read Former Museum Leader Richard Greenhill's Museum History Here