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This locally quarried limestone building is a good example of late Italianate-style architecture, with a facade featuring rough- and smooth-dressed stone arched windows and doorways, stone quoins, and a projecting pressed metal cornice. Charles Schreiner formed the Kerrville Masonic Company in 1890, and Kerrville Lodge No. 697 A.F. & A.M. met on the second story until 1927, when the lodge moved to Schreiner's former house and rented the space to the Odd Fellows. The ground floor housed the local post office, C.C. Butt Grocery, and Texas Power and Light, and the property remained in the Schreiner family until 1959.
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Kerrville, Texas · United States
