Duett's Texas Club finds it’s home on the lower level of the Martindale Motor Company Building, originally constructed in 1924 as a Hupmobile car dealership and later served as a gas station catering to the hardworking rural community of Martindale, Texas. 

In 2019, Maury Domengeaux and Steve Schlossareck acquired the building, embarking on a comprehensive restoration project that successfully prevented it from being condemned and torn down. Their unwavering commitment to preserving history has led to the Motor Co building and Martindale's Main Street being officially registered as a Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places.

Step inside the Club, and you'll be transported back in time, as the original longleaf pine, now serves as the stage, bar, and ordering counter. Every aspect of the interior pays homage to the past, from the meticulously recreated pressed tin ceiling tiles to other intricate details that honor the building's origins. 

Above Duett's, there are five fully furnished apartments, offering a perfect weekend getaway. Moreover, the Western 1924 apartments will serve as Duett's artist greenroom, warmly welcoming touring musicians from far and wide.

One of the Club's significant contributions is bringing the first liquor license to Martindale since 1882, thereby putting an end to the prohibition in town. This addition complements the efforts of other local businesses, such as Martindale Schoolhouse, Harper’s Store and Martindale River Cafe, in revitalizing the once-sleepy downtown Main Street. The result is a charming and historic destination, replete with music, art, delicious food, refreshing drinks, and a range of appealing river town attractions.