Evridge's Furniture square with its peak 250 feet

with its peak 250 feet above the townsite

the canopy and much of the facade have been lost

It's for Authorized Personnel Only

you’ll hear a variation of 1 of 3 founding stories

Texas is one of the few remaining settlements from the Adelsverein colonization of the Fisher–Miller Land Grant

Evridge's Furniture square with its peak 250 feetSince 1952 Evridge's has made it a point that no customer is too far away to deliver an order to. The Evridge family still owns and operates the company that started in a 30'x90' building at 100 E. Commerce St. on the square in Brady, Texas. There's always been one thing that has differentiated Evridge's from others, and it's that if they don't have it, you don't need it. Would you buy something from Everidge's to see if they'd deliver it to you?