Williamson County officials hosted a ceremony naming the second-floor courtroom in the Historic Williamson County Courthouse after the late Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Cornelia A. (Connie) Clark.
In the Loop: Cornelia A. Clark Court House Dedication
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Reid Clark, Justice Clark's nephew, speaks about his aunt
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The Clark family stands with a photo of the late Connie Clark
Family and friends gather outside the newly named Cornelia A. Clark courthouse
Cathy Clark Perry, Justice Clark’s sister, unveiled the plaque in the courtroom that reads Justice Cornelia A. Clark Courtroom
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