File:Webster Courthouse.jpg
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English: The old 1888 Jackson County Courthouse in Webster, which replaced an earlier 1851 frame structure destroyed by fire in 1887 and lasted until 1935 when it was demolished. Presently the site of the Rhinehart Home. |
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| Author | RichardKenni |
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