Ellis County Courthouse

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The Ellis County Courthouse is a historic, Romanesque Revival-style courthouse renowned for its ornate sandstone architecture and prominent clock tower, serving as a landmark and seat of county government in Waxahachie, Texas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Romanesque Revival building
county courthouse
historic building
landmark
architecturalStyle Romanesque Revival
linked to: Neo-Romanesque
country United States
function administrative center
judicial center
hasFeature arched windows
central entrance
decorative stone carvings
ornate sandstone architecture
prominent clock tower
symmetrical façades
tower
heritageStatus historic courthouse
locatedIn Ellis County, Texas
Texas
Waxahachie, Texas
material sandstone
notableFor Romanesque Revival design
clock tower silhouette on Waxahachie skyline
ornate stonework
partOf downtown Waxahachie
regionServed Ellis County, Texas
servesAs seat of county government for Ellis County, Texas
significance architectural landmark of Waxahachie
symbol of Ellis County government
usedFor county government offices
court proceedings

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Waxahachie, Texas hasLandmark Ellis County Courthouse
Ellis County hasCourthouse Ellis County Courthouse in Hays
linked to: Ellis County Courthouse
James Riely Gordon designed Ellis County Courthouse
James Riely Gordon notableWork Ellis County Courthouse
Gothic Revival Ellis County Courthouse partOf Ellis County governmental complex
linked to: Ellis County Courthouse
Waxahachie hasLandmark Ellis County Courthouse