​Albert Lee Patton Building

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Marker No: 10093

Medallion & Plate

Marker Text: ​Missouri native Albert Lee Patton (1851-1934), trained as a tinsmith, moved to Fredericksburg in the early 1870s. In 1897 he constructed this two-story native limestone building adjacent to the east side of his general mercantile and hardware store. The ground floor housed the Citizens Bank until it closed in 1932 and the second floor area was used as a residence by Patton, his wife Emma (Wahrmund), and their five children. (1980)

Texas Historic Landmark

Geographic: 30.276472, - 98.875267

Location: 232 West Main Street, Fredericksburg