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What an amazing building! I never even knew this was out here despite living in the Northwest for 25 years. I do love it when I find historical places like this even if it is by accident. We had to deal with some paperwork and every department we went to was VERY nice and helpful. I only wish I would have brought along my good camera instead of just my phone.
It’s a pretty spectacular building for any city or town. The paintings inside were done by an inmate from the prison just behind and the courthouse was once held hostage. Why such s beautiful building in a Tibet twin? Read the history which is steady out of an old western novel. Or vice versa. Check out the doors to the various municipal offices and climb the stairs to look down after looking up into the dome. The court house too sports a stained glass window. Must be a nice place to work for those on one side of the bench! Take a walk across the pond and read the placards outside as well as the explanations for the pics in the walls. There are informational material as you enter.
The state police abuse RCW 46.61.400 as an all encompassing ticket machine. Despite the trooper showing up an hour late to the scene of a single car accident, I received a ticket for going 50 in a 55 in a sudden hail storm and "hitting" a conveyance known as ditch. After fighting the ticket in Pacific South District Court, the district ruled the ticket valid due to the statement, "I lost control of the vehicle when the truck lost traction due to the sudden storm." If you get in an accident here, you will get a ticket.
Beautiful old courthouse, from the old woodwork to the stained glass to the old photos !
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