Gainesville, TX: A Walking Tour of History

In this video, we will take a walking tour of Gainesville and explore some of its history. We will start at the Cooke County Courthouse, which is a National Register of Historic Places building. The courthouse was built in 1886 and is a beautiful example of Victorian architecture. We will then walk to the Gainesville Public Library, which is a Carnegie library that was built in 1903. The library has a collection of over 100,000 books, movies, and music.
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[@welcome_Moscow_walks]

Quiet city 😊

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It is - but a great one to explore!

[@johnbrinkley1440]

As some one that was raised there , it’s full of crime and drugs , not to mention the illegal Mexicans immigrant population

[@milesmolloy1572]

Hey do you know any history with 1315 e pecan st? I bought my house there and it’s built in 1905.