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The building is located in the [[Town Common]] section of [[Samuelton]], facing [[Susannah Lee Memorial Park]]. It is home of the Sheriff's Department, jail, county court and DA, county commission and Samuelton city offices, and the county vital records archive. | The building is located in the [[Town Common]] section of [[Samuelton]], facing [[Susannah Lee Memorial Park]]. It is home of the Sheriff's Department, jail, county court and DA, county commission and Samuelton city offices, and the county vital records archive. | ||
Originally built in 1910 as part of Samuelton's effort to be named the county seat (taking the honor from the newly renamed [[Crestview]], the building was renovated in 2012 in a restoration that modernized but retained its historic character. | Originally built in 1910 as part of Samuelton's effort to be named the county seat (taking the honor from the newly renamed [[Crestview]], the building was renovated in 2012 in a restoration that modernized but retained its historic character.<ref>[[Crossroad]]</ref> | ||
==Significant Moments== | ==Significant Moments== | ||
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* [[Waldo's Gold]] | * [[Waldo's Gold]] | ||
* [[Memory Garden]] | * [[Memory Garden]] | ||
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[[Category:Locations]] | [[Category:Locations]] | ||
Revision as of 11:21, 21 March 2019
The Sam Barlow Building is a location in Barlow County in the Melisende Dulac Series.
Details
The building is located in the Town Common section of Samuelton, facing Susannah Lee Memorial Park. It is home of the Sheriff's Department, jail, county court and DA, county commission and Samuelton city offices, and the county vital records archive.
Originally built in 1910 as part of Samuelton's effort to be named the county seat (taking the honor from the newly renamed Crestview, the building was renovated in 2012 in a restoration that modernized but retained its historic character.[1]
Significant Moments
To come.