The Los Angeles County Courthouse (built 1891), also as known as the "Red Sandstone Courthouse," located at Spring and Temple. This building served as the courthouse until 1933, when it sustained damage in the Long Beach earthquake, and was demolished in 1936. The old County Courthouse, made of red stone, with the County Jail adjoining it, with church-like windows, also known as the Detention Home. To the right is the Bullard Block.
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