Johnson City courthouse features sandstone architecture with festive lighting.
A view at dusk of the two story county courthouse in Johnson City, Texas. Two sides of the building are visible from looking at the corner, although the front angle is facing slightly left. There is a dark double door, under and archway and transom, at the top of a short set of steps. The steps have wide stone sides. A row of four two story columns are across the facade. The building is a sandstone color. Tall double window sets are next to the columns. Tall single windows are on each side of the row of columns. A single window is above the double door. The bottom of this window has an window A/C unit in it. Many strings of Christmas lights are strung vertically from the ground to the base of the roof. A wreath is hung under the peak. A cupola is brightly lit and only partially visible up and to the right over the roof. Two tall brick chimneys show on the top of each side of the building.