McCulloch County Courthouse

Texas · United States · Execution site

The vault in the county clerk's office closes on its own, and ledgers stored inside it have been found out and open while the vault was locked.

The accounts from this courthouse at Brady, Texas involve locked rooms, which is unusual and makes them worth setting down carefully.

In the county clerk's office the vault closes by itself.

Large ledgers kept inside that vault have been found outside it, opened, while the vault was locked.

The judge has reported hearing the lift moving between floors late at night, with nobody else in the building to press the buttons.

A county records vault is about the most controlled space a small town possesses. It is fireproof, it is locked, the key is accounted for, and the books inside it are the legal record of every deed, marriage and death in the county.

Brady calls itself the heart of Texas and is close to the geographic centre of the state.

The courthouse is a working county building and is open in office hours.

FAQ

Where is McCulloch County Courthouse located?

McCulloch County Courthouse is in Texas, United States.

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