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WILSON
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
County
Seat - Floresville, Texas
Wilson County has had two courthouses: 1872 and 1884
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The
1884 Wilson county courthouse today
Photo courtesy Barclay
Gibson, July 2005 |
The Present
Wilson County Courthouse - Floresville, Texas
Date - 1884
Architect - Alfred Giles
Style - Second Empire / Italianate
Material - Brick plastered over in 1936 |
| "Front
view of the Wilson county courthouse. The 1887 Wilson County jail, which is now
a museum, is on the bottom left side of this photo." - Terry
Jeanson, August, 2008 |
The
1884 Wilson county courthouse today
A rear attached addition was built in 1986
Photo courtesy Terry
Jeanson, August, 2008 |
Wilson
County Courthouse as it appeared in 1939
Photo courtesy of TXDoT |
Same
view of the Wilson County Courthouse in 1912
Photo courtesy of THC |
| | Wilson
County Courthouse tower
TE photo, 2-02 |
| | Goddess
of Justice
TE photo, 2-02 |
Wilson county courthouse front entrance
Photo courtesy Terry
Jeanson, August, 2008 |
The
centrally-located district courtroom on the second floor
Photo courtesy Terry
Jeanson, August, 2008 |
| "The
Wilson County courthouse has two cornerstones, one on each side of the front portico."
- Terry
Jeanson, August, 2008 | |
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