Zapp Building

The Zapp Building, located in Fayetteville, Texas, is a historic structure built in 1900 in the Romanesque Revival style. Originally established as a mercantile store by local merchant Hugo Zapp, the building has served various purposes over the years, including a hotel, dentist's office, and even a speakeasy during Prohibition. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983 and remains a well-preserved example of its architectural style. Today, it houses a mix of commercial operations and an inn, making it a notable stop for tourists and researchers interested in local history and architecture.