Located on the east side of the courthouse square and built circa 1891as one building with a mezzanine or
gallery. The Sanborn maps of Stephenville identify these buildings as one and a-half stories. All three buildings shared  a common ornamental cornice, which was removed by 1945. They also featured street-level glass storefronts topped by  a common awning and tall transom or clerestory windows. Today, these buildings appear as two separate resources. Owners enclosed the transom windows on each section of the building and added their current non-contributing fronts. The two buildings to the north were given common Spanish Mission details. It is unknown how much of the original  façade remains on each building. At the rear, or east elevation, of the southern-most building is a two-story frame  addition covered with stucco and a metal carport. At the rear of the center building is a rectangular brick-veneered  addition.