Once again, I failed to stump everyone. The 9 am entry today was the Jefferson Davis County Courthouse in Prentiss (W.S. Hull, 1907).
Some interesting things happened on the scoring of that one though – Theodore IDed it as a different building, but one that was W.S. Hull and Suzassippi and CRPIII posted the correct ID and location at the same time (according to Word Press) – although Suzassippi might have been just seconds faster. Suzassippi then got the date posted.
Aren’t you glad I’m keeping track and not y’all? Here’s how I awarded points:
- Theodore – 1 for recognizing a W.S. Hull design (even if it was the wrong building)
- Suzassippi & CRPIII – 2 each for correct ID & location
- Suzassippi – 1 point for the date
Try this one out:
Categories: Contest, Historic Preservation
Preservation in Mississippi 
Alcorn County Courthouse in Corinth. Built in 1918 and architect was Overstreet.
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The detail shot didn’t fool you – you scooped up all 4 points for this one!
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That is such a cool detail!
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How did I recognize it? We were sitting on the square last year listening to blue grass music and looking at the details of that beautiful building. I remembered the justice motifs instantly.
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