The Mural Room, once the hearing room for the County Board of Supervisor’s is home to one of the largest installed painted murals in the United States. At just over 4,200 square feet, this mural depicts the early settlement years of California prior to becoming the 49th State. The Mural was painted in four months’ time by Daniel Sayre Groesbeck for just over $9,000.
New CLF Office (2017)
Entrance to current office,
a former jail cell
The Courthouse Legacy Foundation’s (CLF) previous office, was a converted jail cell located on the third floor of the Jail Wing. We petitioned the Board of Supervisors to help secure an appropriate office, and they located a large storage closet, well situated on the first floor of the Courthouse, just off of the Figueroa Lobby. The space was beautifully remodeled and we have be in our new office since the summer of 2017. Thank you to everyone who supported this important project!
New office with stunning artwork from local artists for sale