Facts
📍 Region: Panhandle / City: Canon
🗓️ Year Built: 1909 (Restored 2010)
🧑🎨 Architect: Robert G. Kirsch
🏛️ Architectural Style: Classical Revival
💎 Unique Details: The original dome and clock tower were restored exactly as they were during a major 2010 renovation — including a rebuilt 4-faced Seth Thomas clock and central bell tower.
Why See It?
Situated in the heart of Canyon, the courthouse remains a prominent landmark. Its restored façade and clock tower contribute to the charm of the downtown square, reflecting the community’s dedication to preserving its historical identity.
Nearby Highlights
Palo Duro Canyon State Park – This spectacular red-rock canyon is known as the “Grand Canyon of Texas” and features stunning red rock landscapes, dramatic canyon views (second-largest in the U.S.), and unique wildlife.
Buffalo Lake National Wildlife Refuge – A haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. It encompasses diverse habitats, including marshes and grasslands, supporting species like burrowing owls and prairie dogs.
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