[Pride and Heritage at Harrison County Courthouse]

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A proud man stands outside the majestic Harrison County Courthouse, holding a wooden framed sketch of the very courthouse he stands before. With the iconic courthouse as a backdrop and the American Flag fluttering beside him, this image encapsulates the deep sense of pride and heritage associated with this historic landmark. The juxtaposition of the sketch and the actual courthouse symbolizes the enduring legacy and admiration for this architectural masterpiece.

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1 photograph : col. , digital

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Mallory, Randy October 1996.

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  • Main Title: [Pride and Heritage at Harrison County Courthouse]
  • Series Title: Marshall

Description

A proud man stands outside the majestic Harrison County Courthouse, holding a wooden framed sketch of the very courthouse he stands before. With the iconic courthouse as a backdrop and the American Flag fluttering beside him, this image encapsulates the deep sense of pride and heritage associated with this historic landmark. The juxtaposition of the sketch and the actual courthouse symbolizes the enduring legacy and admiration for this architectural masterpiece.

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1 photograph : col. , digital

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  • Preferred Citation: Randy Mallory Papers (AR0954), University of North Texas Special Collections

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Randy Mallory Papers

The collection consists of selections from the Randy Mallory Papers, containing photographs, notes, research, and completed work with the Texas Highways magazine.

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  • October 1996

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Mallory, Randy. [Pride and Heritage at Harrison County Courthouse], photograph, October 1996; (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1978921/: accessed June 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Special Collections.

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