A 25-foot-wide, 50-foot-long wooden rectangle building that faces the Brazos River, sits in a small, four-house neighborhood established in 1846. Originally a post office, the building has been used for purposes other than what was intended for it, including at various times a bar and grocery store. The building has been gutted and currently has no walls, with the trussed, metal roof held up by construction equipment to allow workers to repair the foundation. (AP Photo/The Brazosport Facts, Kellie Marriot)
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