Nueces County Texas – Courthouse and Other Interesting places

Nueces County Courthouse Corpus Christi Texas 1977
Nueces County Courthouse Corpus Christi Texas 1977
Nueces County Texas
Nueces County Texas
 

Introduction to Nueces County

Nueces County Texas was created in 1846. It is named for the Nueces River that flows through the county. The county seat is the city of Corpus Christi.

The County Seat, Corpus Christi,

Pictures of the older County Courthouses

There have been three total county courthouses in Nueces County. They were 1853, 1914 and 1977. The 1853 courthouse was added onto in about 1875. The 1914 Courthouse was added on to in 1930s and the 1960s.

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Pictures of the Nueces County Courthouse of 1977

The current Nueces County Courthouse is the third used since the county was formed. We haven’t been inside, yet. One of our trips down there, we will go inside, stay tuned …..

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Other Nueces County Attractions

  • Corpus Christi Water Garden
  • Veterans Memorials
  • USS Lexington
  • Harbor Bridge
  • Roberts Point Park – Great Dolphin Watching and a really nice view of the Aransas Pass Lighthouse
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Our List of additional attractions to see

  • Nueces County Centennial Marker
  • Port Aransas Ferry
  • Heritage Park
  • Bayfront Park
  • Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History
  • Art Museum of South Texas
  • Texas State Aquarium
  • Selena Memorial Statue
  • Selena Museum
  • Padre Island National Seashore
  • Miradors del Mar Gazebo
  • The Friendship Monument – Captain Blas Maria de la Garcia Falcon
  • Bob Hall Pier
  • Cole Park
  • South Texas Botanical Gardens and Nature Center
  • Texas Sealife Center
  • The Grave of Selena Quintanilla-Perez at Seaside Memorial Park
  • Texas Surf Museum
  • Harbor Playhouse
  • Asian Cultures Museum & Educational Center
  • Mustang Island State Park
  • Port Aransas Nature Preserve
  • Port Aransas Beach

If anyone knows of anything else … please leave us a comment and we’d love to see it, next time we go out!!

Links

Nueces County Website
Texas State Historical Association
Wikipedia Article

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