The remaining original woodwork, sills, door frames, and interior doors, are all solid oak.
The interior walls are 12 inches thick and, either painted or covered with paneling.
An open, double staircase leads from the first floor to the second and third floors and the center of the building houses an elevator which moves from the basement to the third floor.
The interior floors are all white pine wood, though some of the floors have now been carpeted.
First floor ceilings are 15 feet high, with doors at a height of 12 feet.
The second floor features the courtrooms, which, through the 1980s remodel, had the ceilings lowered to 10 feet.
The interior renovation was completed at a cost of US$1.5 million.
The remaining original woodwork, sills, door frames, and interior doors, are all solid oak. The interior walls are 12 inches thick and, either painted or covered with paneling. An open, double staircase leads from the first floor to the second and third floors and the center of the building houses an elevator which moves from the basement to the third floor. The interior floors are all white pine wood, though some of the floors have now been carpeted. First floor ceilings are 15 feet high, with doors at a height of 12 feet. The second floor features the courtrooms, which, through the 1980s remodel, had the ceilings lowered to 10 feet. The interior renovation was completed at a cost of US$1.5 million.
Ogle County Courthouse