This little cottage, adjacent to Shanley Park, was recently remodeled by the Lake Granbury Area Beautification Council. Also, they educate about the World War II sewing room that was here in Granbury. They feature artifacts from the 1800’s and history on textiles from cotton to weaving. The original log cabin (oldest preserved building in Granbury) is enclosed within the exterior structure. Crockett St Built circa 1858 built by Austin Yeats for his family.
#Candlelight square windows
First Presbyterian ChurchĪ modified Gothic-style structure built in 1896 adorned with beautiful stained glass windows and the original church bell that hangs in the steeple-topped tower. Telegrapher Jim Sargent from Fort Worth will be demonstrating how messages were sent to other train stations. Historic Granbury Railroad Depotīuilt in 1914, this structure is representative of early 20th century rural Texas train stations. Historic Granbury Light Plantīuilt in 1903 and generated electricity for the city of Granbury from 1904-1955. The original cells are still in place, and downstairs is filled with local artifacts and historical documents. Historic Old Jail Museumīuilt in 1885 and operated thru 1978 for 93 years served as the only jail of Hood County. The original cells are still in place, and the downstairs is filed with local artifacts and historical documents. Jefferson Newton Nutt Doll Houseīuilt in 1885 and operated thru 1978 for 93 years served as the only jail of Hood County. Purchase your tickets to see A Christmas Carol at the box office within the lobby. The lobby will be available to be seen from 10:00 a.m. It completes the historic town square with first-rate shows, concerts and civic events. Historic Granbury Opera Houseīuilt in 1886, this Italianate theatre has evolved from a small town entertainment center to a beautifully renovated theatre venue. Courthouse will be open for tours Saturday only from 12:00 p.m. The Seth Thomas clock was installed upon completion in 1891. Historic Hood County CourthouseĪ three-story limestone structure constructed in 1890-1891. Includes 1000+ nativity scenes from 87 countries. During events hours, be sure to see the nativity display, Away in a Manager. This one room clapboard-style church built in 1889 was originally the First Christian Church of Granbury.
Langdon Center, Concert Hall (Nativity display)
#Candlelight square free
No, the 12 docent hosted public buildings free and open to the public. You can drive your own vehicle to the homes, or there is a complimentary trolley that will pick up and drop off to all homes.ĭo I need tickets to tour the public buildings? Will there transportation between the homes? Overflow Parking – available across the street from the Granbury Convention Center adjacent to Hewlett Park on E. It is located on Rucker St., between Houston St. You will find it adjacent to Shanley Park. Remote Parking– This parking lot has 82 spaces available. Parking– Just east of the square there is parking available on your right on E.
Granbury City Hall 116 W Bridge St, Granbury, TX 76048Į. There are spaces available in the Granbury Square around the courthouse. Also, we will ensure that the website is updated with the most current information. Please “Like” us on Facebook and you will be updated on all information regarding the Candlelight Tour. How do I stay informed on event changes or details? A map of the homes and sites included on the 2019 tour are published on the website and in print before the event.
While many of the homes and sites are located just off the Granbury Square, this tour does require a good amount of walking. This is a self-guided tour to enjoy at your leisure. Many of the sites for Granbury – A Candlelight Tour are centered around the Granbury Square.
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