Dallas County Courthouse

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The Dallas County Courthouse, often called the Old Red Courthouse, is a historic 1890s Romanesque Revival building in downtown Dallas that now serves as a museum and landmark.


Statements (48)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Romanesque Revival building
county courthouse
government building
historic courthouse
landmark
museum building
alsoKnownAs Old Red Courthouse
Old Red Museum
architecturalStyle Romanesque Revival NERFINISHED
category Buildings and structures in Dallas, Texas
Courthouses in Texas
Museums in Dallas, Texas
Romanesque Revival architecture in Texas
city Dallas NERFINISHED
color red
completionDate 1892
constructionStartDate 1890
country United States
county Dallas County NERFINISHED
currentUse local history museum
museum
floorCount multiple stories
formerUse county courthouse
hasPart arched windows
clock tower
turrets
heritageDesignation historic building
heritageStatus local landmark
inception 1890s
locatedIn Dallas NERFINISHED
Dallas County NERFINISHED
Texas
United States
locationDescription downtown Dallas
material granite
red sandstone
notableFor distinctive red sandstone exterior
role in Dallas County judicial history
openToPublic yes
operator Dallas County NERFINISHED
owner Dallas County NERFINISHED
publicAccess museum visitors
significantEvent converted to museum use after construction of newer courthouse
served as main Dallas County courthouse for decades
state Texas
touristAttraction yes
use courthouse
museum

Referenced by (5)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Commerce Street ("Dallas County Courthouse (Old Red)")
Commerce Street ("Dallas Municipal Building")
Elm Street (Dallas)
hasNearbyLandmark
Old Red Museum
formerName
Houston Street (Dallas)
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