Old Orange County Courthouse, County courthouse in Orlando, US.
The Old Orange County Courthouse is a county courthouse in Orlando built with granite and sandstone construction in early 1900s style. The structure displays typical American civic building design with multiple floors and classical architectural details from that era.
The building was constructed in 1927 and served as the main location for court cases and county government administration. It was built during a period of rapid growth in Florida as Orlando was expanding quickly.
The building hosts exhibition spaces with rotating and permanent collections about regional history and legal developments. You can see displays that document how this area and its legal system have changed over time.
The building is open on weekdays during daytime hours, with guided tours available by appointment. Parking is available nearby, and the downtown Orlando location makes it easy to reach.
The building today houses both a museum and archives containing historical documents from the region. Visitors can see rare records and files that show the legal and administrative history of the area.
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