Somewhere in New Braunfels, Texas.
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I’m not sure what this used to be. It almost looks like a gas station, but not really. It is in a residential area but there may not have been zoning restrictions when it was built.
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The Gramm House.
You’ve got mail!
A few doors from the Conservation Plaza, New Braunfels, Texas.
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The Baegte House 1852, full view
The Baegte House, close-up
A few doors in the St. Mary’s Catholic Church complex in Plantersville, Texas.
The chapel’s main door.
A side door, viewed from inside the chapel.
Somewhere on the church complex.
Even the birdhouses have doors!
I passed these while on a hike at the Mitchell Lake Audubon Center in San Antonio, Texas.
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My photograph isn’t crooked; the little building is.
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What a luxury: a covered port-a-potty.
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A delux port-a-potty.
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Maybe this bird blind used to have a door. And some walls? The pond is mostly hidden by overgrown vegetation anyway.
I know I’ve posted photos of this before but here it is again as it’s one of my favorite places in Austin. Avenue B Grocery built in 1909.
It's a long story ... 