This one-story limestone building was constructed as a saloon by 1885. According to local historian Wayne Sherrod,  the front of this building originally extended into the public right of way. At some point, the front was cut back to align  with the setbacks of the other buildings along the east side of the courthouse square. The 1907 Sanborn Map of  Stephenville showed this building and the adjacent building to the north extending into the sidewalk area. The next  map, published in 1912, indicated they are aligned with the setbacks of the buildings to the north. This building is at the  corner of W. College St. and Graham Ave., and the east end of the south elevation features half of a window arch,  reflecting the removal of part of the front of the building. Today the façade reflects renovations made after 1993 that  include a brick front with three bays and a fabric awning over a central door. The south elevation features the original  native limestone walls and an arched entry on the west end.