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The 1912 Sabine Parish Courthouse in downtown Many is a Classical Revival brick building with a copper dome that Sabine Parish residents still refer to as 'the old courthouse' even though it's the only one they have. The building is on the National Register and anchors Courthouse Square, which Many uses for the annual Sabine Free State Festival — a nod to the parish's Neutral Strip heritage. Inside, the courtroom still has its original pressed-tin ceiling and wooden pews.
Quick facts
- ·Built in 1912 in Classical Revival style; on the National Register of Historic Places
- ·Copper dome and original pressed-tin ceilings in the main courtroom
- ·Anchors Courthouse Square in downtown Many, the Sabine Parish seat
- ·Host venue for the annual Sabine Free State Festival each November — named for the Neutral Strip
- ·Public access to the first floor during weekday business hours
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