E.G. Lind. Gwinnett County Courthouse (1885). McKinney. Clock Tower (1908). Lawrenceville, Georgia.1234East elevation of the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaWest elevation of the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaBargeboard and eaves on the east elevation of the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaCornice and eaves on the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaSecond-story windows on the facade of the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaFirst-floor window on the facade of the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaThird-floor windows on the tower of the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaCornice and arches on the front porch of the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaTower and corner balcony on the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaChimneys on the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaBargeboard, eaves, and brackets on the front gable of the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaEntrance on the west elevation of the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaTerracotta panel on the tower of the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaEntrance on the east elevation of the Gwinnett County Courthouse, Lawrenceville, GeorgiaLooking through the front porch of the Gwinnett County Courthouse toward the corner balcony on the tower Gwinnett County Courthouse circa 190756
References
Belfoure, Charles. Edmund G. Lind: Anglo-American Architect of Baltimore and the South. Baltimore, Maryland: The Baltimore Architectural Foundation (2009). ↩︎
“The Proposed Gwinnett Courthouse.” The Atlanta Constitution, May 22, 1884, p. 2. ↩︎
“It Is Finished.” The Atlanta Journal, July 2, 1885, p. 4. ↩︎
Photo credit: Belfoure, Charles. Edmund G. Lind: Anglo-American Architect of Baltimore and the South. Baltimore, Maryland: The Baltimore Architectural Foundation (2009), p. 154. ↩︎