The Marshall County Historical Society is housed inside the former 1891 brick-faced Romanesque style courthouse. Its columns are polished red granite, and the word 'Justice' stands out in terra cotta in the cornices above the second-floor windows. Visit the historic courtroom and the more than 20 display rooms that present the history of area schools, the military, industry, agriculture, trails, and more. (NRHP)
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