Cullman County Courthouse - Cullman, AL
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YoSam.
N 34° 10.337 W 086° 50.521
16S E 514559 N 3781269
A tornado in 2011 caused the existing courthouse to be remodeled
Waymark Code: WMPWKD
Location: Alabama, United States
Date Posted: 10/30/2015
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County of courthouse: Cullman County
Location of courthouse: 500 2nd Ave. SW, Cullman
Courthouse buit: 1966
This courthouse is remodeled 1966 house after a tornado in 2012
1966 Courthouse Architect: Martin J. Lide
Contractor: Algernon-Blair
2012 remodeled version architect: Fred Fagg
Contractor: Edison & Assoc.
"Cullman County was created by the Alabama legislature on 1877 Jan. 24, from portions of Blount, Morgan, and Winston Counties. It was named after John G. Cullmann, a native of Germany who encouraged the immigration of Germans to northern Alabama. Cullman County lies in the north-central part of the state, and is bounded on the north by Morgan and Marshall Counties, on the east by Marshall and Blount, on the south by Walker, and the west by Winston. It encompasses 738 square miles. The town of Cullman is the county seat. Other towns and communities include Good Hope, Holly Pond, Arkadelphia, and Bug Tussle." ~ Alabama Department of Archives and History
All entry into the courthouse, no matter what purpose, must be made in the rear [see photo galley and sign]. I was informed thus by the local police.