200 East Frank 1986 Survey Information
- Site No.: L-0058
- Address: 200 East Frank Street
- Name: County Building
- Date: 1926
- Architect/Builder: Southern Steel Co., San Antonio, Texas
- Town: Lufkin
- Block: 15, North Side
- Condition: Fair – Good; altered by 1950s covered entry, 1-story addition on west, painted.
- Description: 3-story; load bearing brick, resting on a brick classical cornice with dentils above second floor, raised string courses above second and third floor windows and below first floor windows of either stone or cast stone; covered entry doors on north and south; double wood doors with upper glass light and transom on north facade; windows on north facade are paired, all windows are 2/2, 3/2 single-hung with segment arches and keystones on first floor; brick has been painted a beige color; some windows filled in; 1-story noncontributing addition on the west. [1986 Notes: Original Use: Jail; Present Use: County Offices]
- Significance: Angelina County Jail; R. A. Courtney was county judge; J. W. Allen, V. V. Crocker, J. W. Locke, S. L. Treadwell were commissioners; A. B. Youngblood was sheriff; newer section on west side was constructed in 1951; Wilbur Kent, AIA, was the architect, T. G. Barnes was the builder. The 1927 Sanborn map shows a 3-story fireproof structure build in 1926. The 1951 addition is not consistent with the original architecture style.
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