Kaufman, 1955.
Architect: A. Warren Morey & McGill
Kaufman is home to the oldest drug store in Texas, operated by the same family until 2006. It's now a quilting store.
Rockwall, 2011.
Architect: Brinkley Sargent
WHOA! The tiniest county has the most ostentatious, enormous courthouse!
Greenville, 1929.
Architect: C. H. Page
Bonham, 1965.
Architect: W. C. Dodson & Dudley
Bonham is a nice town - we had a good lunch at Victor's Italian Restaurant.
Sherman, 1936.
Architect: Voelcker & Dixon
McKinney, 2007.
Architect: PGAL
Looks like Rockwall took a page from McKinney's book.... Pretty huge for a Dallas suburb.
Old Red, Dallas, 1890.
Architect: Orlopp & Kusener
Now a museum. One of President Kennedy's last sights before his assassination.
Newest Dallas courthouse, 1966.
Architects: Broad, Nelson, Corgan & Associates, Thomas, Jameson, Merrill, Smith, Waeder
Waxahachie, 1897.
Architect: James Riely Gordon designed it but had nothing to do with its execution.
Fabulous.
Looks like the interior is gorgeous too - we will be back to visit! Lovely town too!
New Waxahachie courts, but the old building is still in use too.
Hillsboro, 1890.
Architect: W. C. Dodson
Looks lovely inside too - we need to go back to visit!
