About the placards
New historic building information placards have been installed on the 24 buildings in downtown’s Commercial Historic District. The placards describe each building’s architecture, history, and some of the businesses that have occupied them. Take a look at them next time you’re downtown, and see some of the stories behind Round Rock’s downtown.
The placards were funded in part with a Certified Local Government grant from the Texas Historical Commission, and frames were donated by the Faulk family. For more information on the program, contact Joelle Jordan in the Planning & Development Services Department at 512-218-5428.
View the placards
Click on the address below to open a pdf of the placard.
| Address | Built date | Name |
| 107 S. Mays Street | 1878 | Old Post Office/Masonic Lodge |
| 100 E. Main Street | 1880 | Broom Factory Building |
| 101 E. Main Street | 1876 | Koppel’s Store |
| 102 E. Main Street | 1878 | Otto Reinke Building |
| 103 E. Main Street | 1876 | Williams Grocery Store |
| 104 E. Main Street | 1947 | Round Rock Insurance |
| 105 E. Main Street | 1876 | Johnson Drug Store |
| 108-110 E. Main Street | 1880 | Dieckman Groceries |
| 109 E. Main Street | 1884 | Saloon/Stockbridge Grocery |
| 111 E. Main Street | 1887 | The Red Front |
| 112 E. Main Street | 1881 | Morgan Miller Store |
| 113 E. Main Street | ca. 1920 | Photography Studio/Marble Works |
| 114 E. Main Street | ca. 1882 | Grocery Store |
| 115 E. Main Street | 1884 | Johansen Saloon and Billiards |
| 116 E. Main Street | 1879 | Saloon/The Rock Theater |
| 117 E. Main Street | 1886 | Robinson Building/The Fair |
| 118 E. Main Street | 1920 | Farmer’s State Bank |
| 119 E. Main Street | 1881 | Montedonico Building |
| 121 E. Main Street | 1882 | Carrington Building |
| 200 E. Main Street | 1907 | Round Rock Mercantile |
| 201-203 E. Main Street | 1900 | J.A. Nelson Hardware Building |
| 202 E. Main Street | 1907 | Weiss Store/Carlson’s Dry Goods |
| 204 E. Main Street | 1907 | Economy Drug Store/Quick Pharmacy |
| 206 E. Main Street | ca. 1930 | Dr. Dick Gregg’s Office |
