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Case Study Series: Real Projects, Real Results When the Mason County Historic Courthouse in Texas began to show signs of severe weathering, cracks in the stonework, crumbling mortar joints, and dangerously loose facade elements, a restoration crew was brought in to stabilize and repair the structure. But there was one major obstacle: access. The Problem: Height and Fragility The courthouse, built in the early 1900s, stood three stories tall with a steep-pitched roof and ornate stone detailing al …