Winchester is the county seat of Randolph and is a very small town of only around 5,000 population. I wasn't able to spend much time there but I found some interesting buildings and homes. They also have the oldest and second tallest Civil War monument in Indiana.
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Old Randolph County Courthouse & Civil War Monument
It is located in the
first 100 block south and west of Main & Washington. (Hy32) This view is looking southwest and was
taken on July 1, 2010. I would have liked better lighting but was a bit late.
Civil War Monument
Another view of the beautiful Civil war monument which is the oldest in Indiana. One of my favorite commercial buildings in Winchester is in the background.
Southeast Statuary
There are four statues near the bottom of the monument, each at a corner. This one is located at the southeast corner. I wish the lighting could have be better.
Southwest Statue
This one had some good early afternoon light on it.
Northwest Statue
This one had good light on it also. I didn't take a closeup of the northeast statue because of lack of light.
Courthouse Square - East Side
There are some nice upper building facades in this block of south Main street. The building shown above in the background can be seen at the left in this photo.
Building on Courthouse Square - East Side
I am showing the all of this building even though the lower part of the front facade has been mutilated. I love the upper part of the building. It sits on the southeast corner of Washington and Main streets and be seen at the far left in the photo shown above.
Davis Brothers Building - East Side
As can be seen, it was built in 1891 and has a rather elaborate cornice and window heads. Now...if
only they had not bricked up the lower story of the facade.
Pretlow Block - Courthouse Square - West Side
We will ignore the ground floor of this old building and appreciate the beautiful second floor facade. This building is located on the west side of South Meridian Street.
Old Building - Courthouse Square - West Side
A nice building on the northwest corner of South Meridian & West Franklin. I like the portholes and the elaborate chimney.
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