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Old Citizen’s Bank

Originally called the Sturgis National Bank, this building had a high Victorian gothic exterior when built in 1888 by Hughes
Address: 50 W Elm St
Hillsboro

Texas Art Theatre

The are-deco-influenced Texas Theatre is an example of movie theatre architecture. The theatre opened in 1926 and the historic sign,
Address: 107 Corsicana St
Hillsboro

Farmer’s National Bank

Hill County National Bank built this structure in 1887. Farmer’s National Bank bought the bank and moved from across the
Address: 68 W Elm St
Hillsboro