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English: Front view of the "creamery" building at the Isham Jones Good homestead in northern Hays County, Texas. Building dates from the 1850's. It likely served as the first dwelling on the property. Good was a soldier in the 1836 Texas revolution, later the first sheriff of Caldwell County, settled in this area in 1851. More info at https://atlas.thc.texas.gov/NR/pdfs/04000896/04000896.pdf.
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