Jackson County Courthouse (Florida)
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jackson-county-courthouse-florida-309-10388168
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Jackson County Courthouse (Florida)
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The Jackson County Courthouse is a historic courthouse at the center of the Marianna town square, in Jackson County, Florida. The first Jackson County Courthouse was built in 1829 when Scottish immigrant Robert Beveridge persuaded local authorities to designate the fledgling town of Marianna as the county seat with the promised construction of a courthouse. Eventually, a new courthouse was built in the town in 1906. On one occasion, it is reported that Florida Supreme Court Justice Rivers H. Buf
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackson_County_Courthouse_(Florida)
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2019-06-11T15:42:42Z
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