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CONCRETE WALL "PILASTERS". SEPARATE BRICK BAYS. CONCRETE BELT COURSES AND WIDE FALSE PARAPET.
2018 - The Price County Courthouse is a two-story Contemporary brick building constructed in 1967. The building was designed by Gauger & Associates, Inc. and constructed by Precour Construction Co. The building is clad in brick, and the flat roof features a large concrete parapet. Projecting concrete pilasters separate the building into multiple bays, and the stories are separated by concrete belt courses. The fenestration pattern are generally awning windows under fixed windows in metal frames. The front facade features and off-center, glass, double entrance doors under a flat roof that can be accessed by granite steps. The interior of the primary entryway is decorated with marble walls and appears to be unaltered. It is connected to the two-story, brick clad Price County Jail through a second story metal covered hyphen that is a modern rear (southwest) addition. No additional alterations are visible.
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