Beautiful new 1910 image of Kerrville

This image of Kerrville was loaned to me by Julius Neunhoffer, son of the late county judge, and great-grandson of Senator Julius Real, about whom I recently wrote in my column.
Mr. Neunhoffer's grandmother was a student at Kerrville's Scofield School, a school for girls built here in 1909.  The school's building still stands on the hill at the intersection of highways 173 and 16.  This photo was taken from the balcony of the Scofield School, looking roughly north toward Kerrville.  A big thanks to Julius for sharing this image with all of us.

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Kerrville, taken from south of the Guadalupe River, around 1910

 Because the image is so large, and because I can only upload images which are fairly low-resolution in size, I thought I'd add some little images taken from the above photo, just as points of reference.

Detail, from photo above.  In order, from left to right, marked above:
Schreiner Company, Weston Building, Masonic Building, First Methodist Church,
Kerrville Roller Mills, and the 3rd Kerr County Courthouse

Detail, from above.  In order, from left to right, marked above:
Pampell's, Union Church, Favorite Saloon, St Charles Hotel,
Schreiner Wool Warehouse, Dr. Domingues' Office

St Peter's Episcopal Church, Tivy Hotel

Three Churches: First Presbyterian Church, First Baptist Church, and
St Peter's Episcopal.  The little church between the Baptist and Episcopal: St Mary's Catholic

Tivy School