The Comanche County Jail was built on October 1, 1903. The contract of the new jail was 27,000 dollars. A few years later the Church of Christ stood there. In 1981 the jailers who had lived in the jail moved out. The jail had three outside cells to hold juveniles and women. The cells upstairs only held adult males. Then before the jail was built a branch of a small creek flowed there. It is now the Texas Abstract & Title. The owner is Christopher S. Till.

In 1856 Old Cora came into being. The materials Old Cora was built with were probably from trees growing around it. Instead of machines people built Old Cora. Old Cora was a courthouse a long time ago, but it is still standing in front of our courthouse we have right now.

By: Ethan 3rd

On December 12,1968 a man had just gotten out of the Texas penitentiary . He wanted to kill the county sheriff Gaston Boykin . He went to the court house . He was not there at the time . He went to Comanche National Bank . He walked in the side door. Everyone was told to get on the floor except the tellers. He told the tellers to give him all the money they had. Each teller had a gun put to their head to make sure he had all the money. He walked away with $18,000. He stole a car and drove to Waco and was arrested.