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Supreme Court
The Supreme Court and State Law Library are both housed in the Temple of Justice,
which is the oldest building on the grounds of the capitol. The Temple was built
between 1910 and 1925, though the Court had occupied and begun to use the building by 1919.
Source: Charles H. Sheldon, A Century of Judging (UW Press, 1988), 149.
Territorial Capital |
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Circa 1889
The Supreme Court occupied a portion of the building |
Supreme Court Oral Argument Room |
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Circa 1960
Photo of the room where the Supreme Court hears oral argument |
Corner Stone (on display) |
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Circa 1919
Corner stone prior to being laid in the Temple of Justice at the Rose Parade in Tacoma |
Hanging Lamp |
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Circa 1911
Architect's drawing of a hanging lamp in the Supreme Court |
Hanging Lamp |
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Circa 1911
Architect's drawing of a hanging lamp in the Supreme Court |
Lamp |
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Circa 1911
Architect's drawing of a hanging lamp in the Supreme Court |
Lamp |
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Circa 1911
Architect's drawing of a lamp in the Supreme Court
on the front of Court facing south towards the Capital |
Lamp |
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Circa 1911
Architect's drawing of a lamp in the Supreme Court
(Same as above; reversed by computer) |
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