Theodore J. Levin U.S. Courthouse - Photos
Theodore J. Levin U.S. Courthouse
The Courthouse as seen in March 2023
Front view of the courthouse
The building features eight elaborate friezes, two at each of the building's corners between the sixth and seventh floor. This one shows activities of the Postal Service
A view at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse from the 35th floor of the Stott Building - Picture taken on April 3, 2025
The building features eight elaborate friezes, two at each of the building's corners between the sixth and seventh floor. This one shows activities of the Navy.
The building features eight elaborate friezes, two at each of the building's corners between the sixth and seventh floor. This one shows activities of the Army.
The building features eight elaborate friezes, two at each of the building's corners between the sixth and seventh floor.
The building features eight elaborate friezes, two at each of the building's corners between the sixth and seventh floor.
The building features eight elaborate friezes, two at each of the building's corners between the sixth and seventh floor.
Seals of the Postal Service - The Army
Seals of the Postal Service - The Department of Commerce
Seals of the Postal Service - Agriculture
One of the many bas reliefs on the courthouse, which used to also be home to the Post Office and Customs.
The seal of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) on the courthouse. The phrase "Qui pro domina justitia sequitur" is Latin for "who for Lady Justice prosecutes," and is the DOJ's motto.
A medallion depicting a personification of Liberty
One of the large eagles that surmount the pillars and pilasters of the north and south facades
The Levin courthouse, as seen from the Book-Cadillac Hotel