Renville County Courthouse
North Dakota, United States
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The Renville County Courthouse in Mohall, North Dakota, completed in 1937, stands as the sole example of Moderne styling among the nine county courthouses erected across the state during the Great Depression era. Designed by architect E. W. Molander and constructed with partial funding from the Works Progress Administration, the building features a brick front facade accented by Kettle River sandstone on its parapet, with "Memorial Court House" inscribed in a frieze above the entrance. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985, it represents a distinctive architectural choice that set it apart from its contemporaries in regional courthouse design.
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- county courthouse
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- North Dakota, United States
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