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The Caldwell County Courthouse was built by Martin, Brynes & Johnston in 1893. Most attribute its design to San Antonio architect Alfred Giles. However, it is more likely that Henri E. M. Guindon is the architect. |
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Calhoun County Hurricanes Severe storms with high
winds, heavy rains and tidal surges, hurricanes have played a significant
role in events that shaped Calhoun County's history. Entire towns, including
Indianola (a key Gulf seaport and Calhoun County seat) and Saluria
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1887 Court House |
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Matagorda Island) were destroyed by 19th-century storms. Over the centuries,
residents have dealt with wind and water damage to property, and lives have
been lost during hurricanes. Stories of survival and rebuilding in the
aftermath of these torrential storms also figure prominently in Calhoun
County history. (2001)
