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The Restoration and Renovation of Somerset County Courthouse, Somerville, New Jersey
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The Restoration and Renovation of Somerset County Courthouse, Somerville, New Jersey
The Somerset County Courthouse is one of New Jersey’s most significant public buildings. Designed by James Riely Gordon with his partners Egerton Swartwout and Evarts Tracy, the building is an excellent example of the Neoclassical Revival style. All three architects had previously worked for the preeminent American architectural firm of the era, McKim, Mead and White. In the 1990s, principals and staff of Mills + Schnoering Architects prepared a…
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