Burned area just outside of Bastrop. Just a piece of the 34,000 acres that have burned in the last week.
Columbus courthouse, 1891.
Architect: Eugene T. Heiner
Gorgeous, but closed for remodeling - mental note to self: must come back and see the stained-glass dome inside! Nice little town.
Wharton veteran's memorial with an actually-burning (not all of them are, I swear this one is) eternal flame.
Wharton courthouse, 1889.
Architect: Eugene T. Heiner
Hometown of Dan Rather. The clocks were all right too - that's unusual!
Nice town square, nice town.
Bay City courthouse, 1965.
Architects: Rusty, Martin & Vale
Definitely one of the ugliest ones.
Angleton courthouse, 1940.
Architect: Lamar Q. Cato
Angleton courthouse, 1976.
Architect: Wyatt C. Hedrick & Co.
Angleton courthouse, 1897.
Architect: Eugene T. Heiner
Probably remodeled on the exterior because no other late-1800's courthouses look like this.
We've NEVER seen 3 courthouses in one town! And all 3 are still in use: the oldest is the county museum, the other 2 are still courthouses.
Interior of the Richmond courthouse, 1909. We didn't get in (it's Sunday), this was taken through the glass in the door.
Richmond courthouse, 1909.
Architect: Pierce Goodwin, Alexander Linville.
6/4/12: Nooooo!!! The 1909 courthouse is no longer in use! There's a new, UGLY one now! : (
Richmond with it's two additions and jail.
You guys are such geeks. I LOVE IT!!!
ReplyDeletethanks maggie! we have a TON of fun doing this! we'll be in el paso someday!
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