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County Courthouse

County Courthouse is a Michigan historical marker in Howell, Livingston County, dedicated 1978.

Livingston County · dedicated 1978 · 200 East Grand River Avenue, Howell

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Albert E. French designed this two-and-a-half-story brick and stone building. This edifice, completed in 1890, shows influence of Richardsonian architecture and has maintained many of its original Victorian furnishings. Peter and Marie Cowdry donated the land for the courthouse square with the provision that it revert to their heirs if no longer used for a courthouse. Local citizens presented the clock to the county as a gift. The people of Livingston County voted in 1976 to restore their courthouse, which is an area landmark.

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