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Harrison County Courthouse
Marshall, Texas |
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1900 Architect - J. Riely Gordon & C. G. Lancaster Photos: Robert Deering 6/18/2014 |
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 1964 Courthouse |
COUNTY ORGANIZED: 1842
COUNTY NAMED FOR: Texas revolutionary leader Jonas Harrison.
COUNTY SEATS: One - Marshall.
COUNTY SEAT NAMED FOR: Chief Justice John Marshall.
COURTHOUSES: Five - 1839, 1848, 1889, 1900, and 1964.
STANDING: Two -
- 1900 Renaissance Revival courthouse, built of granite, stone, and marble. This building serves as the county historical museum.
- The 1964 courthouse is a Modern glass and masonry structure.
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1900 Courthouse
Texas DoT Photo 1939
RENOVATION: Complete - Rededication June 20, 2009
ADDRESS: 100 W Houston St, Marshall, TX
