Johnson County Courthouse - March 14, 2018
Visit the 1913 Johnson County Courthouse in Cleburne, TX
Town named for a Confederate General many local veterans had served
The county's 6th courthouse has ornate geometric patterns across the top
In memory of those who offered their lives for their country in service
Ensign Crow died aboard the BB-46 Maryland during the Pearl Harbor attack
The Texas National Guard formed the 36th Division in February 1942
North side of the courthouse viewed from Henderson Street
Marker honoring the nation's bicentennial on July 4, 1976
Courthouse cornerstone laid on 1912 aby the Cleburne Lodge
Courthouse east side in the shadows viewed from Caddo Street
Stone from the 4th County Courthouse dated 1883
An impressive six story interior atrium topped by stained art glass dome
Johnson County - A.D. 1912 - is very impressive
Confederate soldiers memorial erected in December 1917
Courthouse south side viewed from Chambers Street
County named for Confederate Colonel from South Carolina
Texas Sesquicentennial Marker erected in 1986
City named for Confederate General who died at Franklyn, TN in 1864
Similar to Cooke County's Courthouse in Gainesville & designed on a basic breaux arts plan but modernized w/paririe style elements & sullivanesque details