description Milam County Courthouse Overview
The Milam County Courthouse is the county government building in Cameron, Texas, designed by Larmour and Watson and completed in 1892. The Texas Historical Commission identifies its architectural style as Renaissance Revival and records preservation work on its limestone facades and porticos, wood windows, cornice and roof pavilions. The building is documented in Texas's historic courthouse preservation program and is relevant to visitors studying Texas courthouse architecture.
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Where is the Milam County Courthouse located?
The Milam County Courthouse is located in Cameron, Texas. It serves as the county's historic governmental and judicial center.
When was the current Milam County Courthouse built?
The Texas Historical Commission identifies the courthouse as the 1892 design by Larmour and Watson. Describing it simply as an 1890 building is an approximate catalog date.
What architectural style is the Milam County Courthouse?
The courthouse itself is identified as Renaissance Revival. The Romanesque Revival description is associated with the separate historic Milam County Jail, which stands nearby.
Who designed the Milam County Courthouse?
Austin architects Larmour and Watson designed the courthouse. Their 1892 Renaissance Revival design is part of the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program.
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