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Lamar County Courthouse
Paris, Texas |
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1917 Architect - Sanguinet & Statts and Barry & Smith Photo: Robert Deering 6/16/2014 |
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 1896 Courthouse Architect - Messer, Sanguinet, & Messer |
COUNTY ORGANIZED: 1841
COUNTY NAMED FOR: Mirabeau B. Lamar, the fourth president of the Republic of Texas.
COUNTY SEATS: Two - Layfayette and Paris.
COUNTY SEAT NAMED FOR: Paris, France.
COURTHOUSES: Six - 1841 in Lafayette; 1844, 1847, 1873, 1896, and 1917 in Paris.
STANDING: One -1917 Classical Revival building with Romanesque features, and constructed of marble, and granite.
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 1917 Courthouse Texas DoT Photo 1939 |
 1917 Courthouse Photo: Robert Deering 1974 |
RENOVATION: Complete - Rededication September 3, 2006
ADDRESS: 119 N Main St, Paris, TX 75460