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Newton County Courthouse (1884) – Covington, Georgia

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Bruce & Morgan. Newton County Courthouse (1884). Covington, Georgia. — Bruce & Morgan. Newton County Courthouse (1884). Covington, Georgia.¹ ²

Looking at the Newton County Courthouse from the southeast — Looking at the Newton County Courthouse from the southeast

Cornice and brackets on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Cornice and brackets on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Windows on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Windows on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Second-floor windows on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Jackson, Georgia — Second-floor windows on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Jackson, Georgia

Looking up at the east elevation of the Newton County Courthouse, Jackson, Georgia — Looking up at the east elevation of the Newton County Courthouse, Jackson, Georgia

Cornice and spires on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Cornice and spires on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Clock tower on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Clock tower on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

First-floor windows on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — First-floor windows on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Windows on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Windows on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Pediment on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Pediment on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Attic dormer on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Attic dormer on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Clock on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Clock on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Arch window on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Eaves, brackets, and slate shingles on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Eaves, brackets, and slate shingles on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Double arch windows and attic dormer on the facade of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Double arch windows and attic dormer on the facade of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Capital on a column at the entrance of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Capital on a column at the entrance of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Brackets, spire, and slate roof tiles on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Brackets, spire, and slate roof tiles on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Column and capital at the entrance of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Column and capital at the entrance of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Granite foundation and basement windows on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Granite foundation and basement windows on the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Arches and insignia at the entrance of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Arches and insignia at the entrance of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Cornerstone of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Cornerstone of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Spire on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Spire on the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

Looking at the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia — Looking at the clock tower of the Newton County Courthouse, Covington, Georgia

References

“Notice!” The Atlanta Constitution, June 1, 1884, p. 8. ↩︎
“Newton’s New Court.” The Atlanta Constitution, September 23, 1885, p. 2. ↩︎

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