In May 2024, Larry Najera captured stunning aerial photos of the Montgomery County Courthouse in Mt. Vernon, GA, showcasing its architectural elegance and historical significance. Established in 1793, Montgomery County is one of Georgia’s oldest, named after Revolutionary War hero General Richard Montgomery. Mt. Vernon, the county seat, offers a charming glimpse into the region’s rich heritage.
The Montgomery County Courthouse, built in 1907, is a testament to early 20th-century architecture. Designed by renowned architect James W. Golucke, it features a blend of Classical Revival and Colonial Revival styles, with its imposing columns, red brick facade, and iconic clock tower. Golucke’s design exemplifies his talent for creating civic buildings that are both functional and visually striking.
Mt. Vernon itself is a small but vibrant community, with its roots deeply embedded in Georgia’s history. The town and courthouse have witnessed significant events and changes over the years, making them integral parts of the county’s narrative.
Larry Najera’s aerial photos provide a unique perspective on the courthouse’s architectural details and its picturesque surroundings. These images not only highlight the courthouse’s beauty but also serve as a reminder of the area’s historical and cultural importance. If you’re interested in using these captivating aerial photos, contact Larry Najera for permissions and additional details.
