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Coryell County Courthouse |
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600 Main Street, Gatesville,
TX,
USA
Latitude & Longitude:
31° 26' 2.210424",
-97° 44' 58.943364"
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Texas State
Historical Marker |
An outstanding example of Second Empire Victorian style, often seen in Texas Courthouse design. Erected in 1897 on land donated by early settler R. G. Grant. Architect for this third Coryell Courthouse was W. C. Dodson; builder,Tom Lovell. Limestone and red sandstone blocks were precut to the exact size at quarry, then hauled here by horse-drawn wagons. At each entrance are columns in Roman Corinthian style; and over the east entrance are columns in Roman Corinthian style; and over the east entrance is builder's mark of an owl. Statues on the roof represent Justice. Noted trials have been held in this building.
This page last updated: 7/5/2010 09:35:40 |
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Coryell County Courthouse Historical Marker Location Map, Texas
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