Historical Marker
Dr. Sayers' Office
Historical marker location:
1003 Main St., Bastrop, Texas
( 1003 Main St., Bastrop)
Marker installed: 1968
Site--sold 1835 to John F. Webber by ayuntamiento of Mina--by 1855 was occupied by structure built of local brick and "lost pines" wood.
Among physicians who had offices in rear was Dr. David Sayers (father of Governor Joseph D. Sayers), 1851-1886.
Building housed W. J. Miley Drugstore 1905-1967.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1968.
The state flower of Texas is the bluebonnet. The flower blooms in the spring and is a common sight along the highways and in fields throughout the state.