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Three Courthouse Essentials
A clerk’s office, jail and tavern were located at every co...
New Kent Courthouse
Lord Cornwallis's army was here, moving eastward, June 22,...
1891 Red Brick Courthouse
Montgomery County's third courthouse. Built in 1891 the "O...
History at Prince George Courthouse
Lord Cornwallis, going toward the James in pursuit of Lafa...
First Permanent Court House, Morgan County
Built circa 1837 with special taxes levied for that purpos...
New Hope & Court House
Charles City County, Virginia
Since the establishm...
Battle of Dinwiddie Court House
(front)
In Memoriam
Battle of Dinwiddie Court ...
Dinwiddie Courthouse
Sheridan advanced to this place on March 29, 1865, while W...
Courthouse
This Greek Revival building was constructed between 1838 a...
The Huntington County Courthouse
Erected 1904 - 1906
The Huntington Courthouse Square...
Results for Our House
Three Courthouse Essentials
A clerk’s office, jail and tavern were located at every courthouse. The purpose of the clerk’s office and the jail are obvious, but can you guess why the tavern was just as essential? In the colonial era courts met infrequently, ...
New Kent Courthouse
Lord Cornwallis's army was here, moving eastward, June 22, 1781; Lafayette, in pursuit, June 25; Washington, Rochambeau and Chastellux, on their way to Yorktown, September 14, 1781. A part of Joseph E. Johnston's army, retiring to Richmond, passed through, May, ...
1891 Red Brick Courthouse
Montgomery County's third courthouse. Built in 1891 the "Old Red Brick Courthouse" has become the symbol and architectural monument of old Rockville. Designated a historic building on July 19, 1965 by the Montgomery County Historical Society, Inc.
Marker can be reached ...
History at Prince George Courthouse
Lord Cornwallis, going toward the James in pursuit of Lafayette, passed here, May 24, 1781. A part of Grant's army passed here on the way to Petersburg, June, 1864. The place was occupied by Union troops in 1864-65.
Marker is at ...
First Permanent Court House, Morgan County
Built circa 1837 with special taxes levied for that purpose by Alabama Legislature, 1836.
Replaced first court house, built circa 1825.
Somerville was incorporated, 1819, county seat 1819-1891.
Cotaco County created February 8, 1818, renamed Morgan County, June 14, 1821.
Marker is at the ...
New Hope & Court House
Charles City County, Virginia
Since the establishment of the Court House during the mid-eighteenth century, this area has served as a community center for the entire county. During the Revolution and Civil War the area was the site of military ...
Battle of Dinwiddie Court House
(front)
In Memoriam
Battle of Dinwiddie Court House
Dedicated to the Confederate and Union soldiers who gave their lives in the Battle of Dinwiddie Court House, sometimes called Chamberlain’s Bed, in the last brief victory of the Army of Northern Virginia, March 31, ...
Dinwiddie Courthouse
Sheridan advanced to this place on March 29, 1865, while Warren was attacking Anderson about three miles north. On March 31 Sheridan moved south but was checked by Pickett and driven back to the courthouse. That night Pickett withdrew to ...
Courthouse
This Greek Revival building was constructed between 1838 and 1840 and designed by New York architect Calvin Pollard as the city’s Husting’s Courthouse. The term “hustings” derives from a British form of court system loosely in place in Virginia today ...
The Huntington County Courthouse
Erected 1904 - 1906
The Huntington Courthouse Square
Historic District
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
By the U.S. Department of the Interior
September 4, 1992
"Law is the Technique of Justice"
Publius Iuventius Celsus
Marker is on Jefferson St. 0 miles east of ...