File:Zapp Building, Fayetteville, Texas Historical Marker (33011457928).jpg
German native Hugo Zapp established his mercantile business in Fayetteville in 1865. In 1900, after a fire had burned his wooden store at this site, Zapp had this 2-story brick building constructed. Intended to be the finest structure in the city, the Romanesque revival building features decorative brickwork in a checkerboard pattern. In 1915 another merchant, F.C. Knippel, bought the store, and it was operated by his family for more than fifty years. RTHL - 1983
Date
Taken on 29 April 2018, 02:05
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Zapp Building, Fayetteville, Texas Historical Marker
Author
Nicolas Henderson from Coppell, Texas
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