The Bell County Courthouse was presented to County Commissioners on May 29, 1885 and has been used for county business ever since. Over the years it has seen a few changes, but fortunately today its exterior remains much the same. To read more about the Bell County Courthouse, Click Here
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Beautiful building. Always good to hear a building this old is still being used. I could see the small changes over the years.
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Interesting pictures of the building through the years. It is amazing the building is still in use! I see a statue at one of the corner. I wonder who it is and if it is still there. Beautiful restoration of the clock tower, too. Thanks for your post, and enjoy your day!
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I scrolled through my pictures and it appears the statue is no longer there. I also wonder who it was and what happened to it – another story to discover! I need to share some more pictures, too.
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Texas has done a good job of preserving their courthouses. Throckmorton’s was another where the clock tower was removed in an ill-advised “renovation” and only restored in recent years. Some things are just better left alone. 🙂
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What an impressive building! It is nice that it has been preserved and is still being used.
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