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Camp County Courthouse Pittsburg, Texas |
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 Photo: Robert Deering 8/29/2001 |
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Completed - 1928
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Camp County Courthouse Pittsburg, Texas |
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Completed - 1928
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COUNTY ORGANIZED: 1874 COUNTY NAMED FOR: John Lafayette Camp, who was serving as state senator from Upshur County and presented the petitions that led to establish the new county from a portion of Upshur County. COUNTY SEATS: One - Pittsburg COUNTY SEAT NAMED FOR: The family of William Harrison Pitts, settlers in the area from Georgia. COURTHOUSES: Two - 187? and 1928 STANDING: 1928 Texas Renaissance structure with Classical Revival elements. LINKS: Camp County |
