Montgomery Co. Courthouse - March 30, 2018
Visit Conroe to see the 1936 Montgomery County Courthouse
The fifth Montgomery County Courthouse replace one built in 1891
East side main entrance of the courthouse on Main street
The 1911 fire resulted in stately brick buildings now over 100 years old
Several fire hydrants covered with benches decorated with Conroe themes
Turn the corner at Simonton and view the courthouse southeast corner
Continue around to the southwest corner and Thompson Street
Find Conroe on the big Texas map drawn on Thompson Street
Conroe is a rather large city represented accurately on the large, street Texas map
View of the map and main west side entrance of the Courthouse
The Depression Era Art Deco courthouse has a nice covered porch
Statue of boy sitting in a tree "Transcribing Hope"
Dedicated in 2015 in honor of Conroe's Child Protective Services
Children at Play was dedicated in 2014 to those who protect children
County seat moved to Conroe in 1889 and this is the 2nd Courthouse here
View the art deco ornamentation beyond the covered porch
West side main entrance of the courthouse, locked for Good Friday
Stripes, stars and stylized eagles are carved into the limestone
Continue to the northwest corner at Davis Street
Find another decorated fire hydrant/park bench on the north side
A tribute to George Strake who found oil in Conroe in 1931
The above ground connector walkway to the annex across the street
Trains, oil wells, Isaac Conroe, downtown, the Mobil logo & Texas Flag
Complete the circle at Main Street to view the northeast corner
A final bench/hydrant celebrating Conroe residents in WWII