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Jefferson County Courthouse (1904) – Louisville, Georgia

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Willis F. Denny. Jefferson County Courthouse (1904). Louisville, Georgia.
Willis F. Denny. Jefferson County Courthouse (1904). Louisville, Georgia.1 2 3
Clock tower on the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Clock tower on the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Acroterion, eaves, brackets, dentilled cornices, and terracotta cartouche on the facade of the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Acroterion, eaves, brackets, dentilled cornices, and terracotta cartouche on the facade of the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Pediment, terracotta ornamentation, and Scamozzi capitals on the facade of the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Pediment, terracotta ornamentation, and Scamozzi capitals on the facade of the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Eaves, cornice, quoins, terracotta cartouche, and Scamozzi capitals on the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Eaves, cornice, quoins, terracotta cartouche, and Scamozzi capitals on the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
East facade of the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
East facade of the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Circular window and eaves on the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Circular window and eaves on the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Looking up at the south elevation of the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Looking up at the south elevation of the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Second-floor window and pediment over a side entrance of the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Second-floor window and pediment over a side entrance of the Jefferson County Courthouse, Louisville, Georgia
Willis F. Denny. Jefferson County Courthouse with 301 E. Broad Street Residence (attributed) in background.
Willis F. Denny. Jefferson County Courthouse with 301 E. Broad Street Residence (attributed) in background.

References

  1. “Jefferson Proud Of Him.” The News and Farmer (Louisville, Georgia), September 3, 1903, p. 3. ↩︎
  2. “Great Meeting At The Court House”. The News and Farmer (Louisville, Georgia), November 3, 1904, p. 3. ↩︎
  3. “Jefferson’s Splendid Court House Stands On The Site Of Old Capitol”. The Atlanta Constitution, November 7, 1904, p. 5. ↩︎

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