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Santa Clara County Courthouse
Completed in 1867, this imposing building was constructed ...
Fun on Courthouse Hill
“Courthouse Hill,” which is Washington Avenue ...
“Out of Robb’s Window, Montgomery County Courthouse.”
Architect Benjamin Latrobe came to “Montgomery Court...
Court House Square
This Square, known as The Park, was given to Washington Co...
Montgomery County Court House
There have been four court houses in Rockville
sin...
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Santa Clara County Courthouse
Completed in 1867, this imposing building was constructed in the hope of attracting the State Legislature back to San José. It was designed by Levi Goodrich, a noted local architect. The original building was two-storied with a central dome. After ...
Fun on Courthouse Hill
“Courthouse Hill,” which is Washington Avenue south of 14th Street, was a favorite location of settler children. In the winter, sleds packed with eager youth picked up sufficient speed on the Hill to be able to coast across the Washington ...
“Out of Robb’s Window, Montgomery County Courthouse.”
Architect Benjamin Latrobe came to “Montgomery Court House” in 1811 hoping that the fresh air would help his ailing young son recover his health. He stayed at Adam Robb’s tavern that may have been located on Lot 4 on Jefferson ...
Court House Square
This Square, known as The Park, was given to Washington County in 1853 as a site for county buildings for the use and benefit of the county forever. Donors were William Wightman, Byron Kilbourn, James Kneeland, E.B. Wolcott, and their ...
Montgomery County Court House
There have been four court houses in Rockville
since it was established as the County seat in 1776. Court was originally held at Hungerford Tavern. A frame court house existed in the late 18th century but was sufficiently outgrown by ...