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Judge's Bench & Juror Seating:
The Judge's bench is original - notice the marbleized effect which was
popular at the time. The Empire office chair and and office desk are not
original but are of the period. There was bagging on the floor in the area
inside the bar in 1854. Also of note are a set of original Juror's benches
with a matching set on the other side of the courtroom, the wall molding
going around the courtroom, and the twin fireplaces on each side of the
wall of the Judge's bench
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Probate Judge's Seat, Original Desk & Period Marbling:
Judge's bench and period marbling effect detail. Original piece to the
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Reproduction Jacinto Doctor's Office:
Jacinto had it's own Doctor to take care of it's growing population. This
is a reproduction of the Jacinto Doctor's Office located across the
Courthouse Square behind the Courthouse |
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Jacinto Period Building:
This building is original to the County and was around when Jacinto was a
growing new town. This building is positioned across the street from the
Courthouse Square |
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Interior of Jacinto Period Building:
An interior view of the Jacinto period building located across the street
from the Courthouse. At one time this was used as living quarters due to
the remains of the wallpaper and underlying newspaper fragments still
remaining on the walls which would have been used to block the wind and
cold from coming through the wall boards |
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Jacinto Museum:
The Jacinto Courthouse Museum. The interpretive sign in front of the
museum relays information about the large festival and political speaking
rally that is still held on the Courthouse grounds every 4th of July which
is still a huge event around these parts and draws many people to this
historic location |