240 W College St 

This one-story limestone building was constructed as a photography studio in 1902 and remained a photography studio  until 2015. From the 1920s through the middle of the twentieth century, it was home to Baxley Studio, and then from  1956 to 2015, it was home to Miller Studio. From 1902 until 1924, this building had two storefronts. According to the  February 1924 Stephenville Tribune, Baxley expanded his studio to incorporate the smaller store and created a “larger  and more inviting entrance.” His $3,500 improvement project for the building also included enlarging and updating the  interior photography studio.  The storefront now features a recessed concave entryway with a center door topped with a transom. Two wide bays of aluminum plate-glass windows surround the doorway. Below the unusually short windows are brick walls. Two ornate  cast-iron columns support a shallow wood awning and upper wall. One column bears a plate marked “Gainesville Iron Works,” and “1902.” The upper wall is covered in stucco, which has been there since at least 1976. This building has a  flat roof that drains to the rear.