Donley Court House Texas by Richardphotos
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Clarendon, TX
The Romanesque Revival courthouse, completed in 1891, is the design of the architectural firm of Bulger and Rapp. It is now the oldest functioning courthouse in the Texas Panhandle.
Comments (11)
Cool historic building!
that is one odd design, imho, a bit of the Hansel and Gretel witch's house for sure
taxpayer's money
Many old courthouses are so wonderful. Yes, people in the past have spent taxpayers money to build beautiful things. Things that have lasted for many many years and I am glad they did.
Great photo.
they still do. nothing can be done to correct the problem. a change of politics only trade horses at the water trough
Nice colors!!!
Nice old house, interesting capture !
Nice architecture....
That is the coolest looking courthouse I've ever seen! Great shot of it, Richard!
Beautiful Photo, wonderful building, I could imagine Geraldine in front of this building. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic building !!
Excellent
we have romanesque revival in my neighborhood (though often with rusticated stone throughout). This is an old beauty, and your front-forward capture---with bleaching sun---lets it shout its identity. It's very bold, and I love the rusticated arches and the foundational level, and the alternating stone work on the upper levels. You got it in great presentational light. I bet it has high ceilings too.