Hook and Hook (1924-1938)

Biography

The firm of Hook and Hook was formed by C. C. Hook and his son, Walter Hook, and took numerous commissions including many hospitals and health facilities. The firm operated until the elder Hook's death in 1938. For selected works, see the entry on C. C. Hook. Walter Hook continued in practice until his death in 1963.

Author: Michelle Ann Michael.

Published 2009

Building List

Union County Courthouse (Monroe, Union County)

Union Monroe

1887

Contributors:	Thomas J. Holt, architect (1887-1888); C. C. Hook, architect; Hook and Hook, architects; Walter Hook, architect (1926); George M. Tucker, contractor (1926)
Dates:	1887-1888; 1926 [additions]
Location:	Monroe, Union County
Street Address:	Courthouse Square, Monroe, NC
Status:	Standing
Type:	Public
Images Published In:	Catherine W. Bishir and Michael T. Southern, A Guide to the Historic Architecture of Piedmont North Carolina (2003). Suzanne S. Pickens, ed., Sweet Union: An Architectural and Historical Survey of Union County, North Carolina (1990).
Note:	The Union County Courthouse was originally designed by Thomas J. Holt. C. C. Hook and his son Walter were the architects for the 1926 additions.

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Union County Courthouse

Title:	Union County Courthouse
Citation:	Tim Buchman, "Union County Courthouse," Tim Buchman Photographs, 1988-1998 (Buchman), Built Heritage of North Carolina: Historic Architecture in the Old North State, North Carolina State University, Libraries, Special Collections Research Center
Source:	The Built Heritage of North Carolina: Historic Architecture in the Old North State, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries

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