History comes to life in an iconic building that was designed in 1928 and continues to serve the community. The Pima County Historic Courthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places but is finding new uses after a renovation project that began years ago. It is one of the favorite places for Tucson architect Rosemary Bright. 🏛 | Arizona Illustrated

📍Pima County Historic Courthouse Spanish Colonial Revival architecture designed by architect Roy Place in 1929. The courthouse is also home to 5 attractions: • An amazing gem & mineral museum, UArizona Alfie Norville Gem & Mineral Museum • The Southern Arizona Heritage and Visitor Center (Send your guests here! There is also a Tucson-themed gift shop inside). • A coffee shop underneath the dome, Five-To-Oh Coffee • John Dillinger Courtroom where he went to court after being captured in Tucson •

Vistas de un edificio iconico en Tucson. La corte historia del condado @pima_county se encuentra en el centro de Tucson. Dentro puedes encontrar el centro de visitantes, el museo de gemas y minerales, disfrutar de un cafe, y caminar por el memorial dedicado a las victimas del 8 de enero. 📍115 N Church Ave, Tucson, AZ 85701 Reserva tu hotel en vamosatucson.com repost: @downtowntucson 📍Pima County Historic Courthouse Spanish Colonial Revival architecture designed by architect Roy Place in 1929.