Rowan County Courthouse

Escaped Destruction

The Old Rowan County Courthouse, a visible reminder of Salisbury’s antebellum prosperity, was erected in 1855 and is one of North Carolina’s finest Greek Revival-style public buildings. It served as Rowan’s third courthouse until 1914. Salisbury native John W. ...

Lexington Courthouses / Cheapside

Lexington Courthouses

East of Cheapside is the public square, where courthouses of Lexington ahve stood since 1788. The present edifice is fifth fourthouse, the fourth on this site. It was built during 1898-1900, after fire destroyed fourth courthouse and the famous ...

Douglas County Courthouse

The Nevada Legislature voted to move the county seat to Minden in 1916. The Courthouse, designed by F.J. Delongchamps, was built for $23,178 on a lot deeded from the Dangberg Land and Livestock Company. Originally the building housed all the ...

Bedford County Courthouse

This courthouse was built in the year 1828 by Solomon Filler. The year following it was used for court and office purposes.

Marker is at the intersection of Juliana Street and Penn Street, on the right when traveling south on Juliana ...

First Court House and Prison Built in 1774

This tablet marks the site

of the

First Court House

and

Prison Built in 1774

In the prison yard around which

was a high stone wall were

The Pillory and Whipping Post

used in those days for the

punishment of criminals

Prior ...

Steuben County Court House

Built in 1867 - 1868 on site of original 1841 structure, of material native to Steuben County.

Architect: Freeborn Patterson

Superintendent of Construction: H. A. Wakefield

Construction Contractors: Holmes & Miles (LaPorte)

Cost: $27,000

National Registry

of historic places listed May 12, ...

Site of 1896 Van Zandt County Courthouse

In 1894, the Van Zandt County Commissioners Court approved construction of a new brick courthouse at this site. Built between 1894 and 1896, it replaced a frame courthouse that had served the county since shortly after the Civil War. The ...

Codington County Courthouse

An example of Neo-classical architecture with Renaissance exterior elements, the Codington County Courthouse was built by Gray Construction under the direction of architects Freed and Perkins & McWayne. It cost $375,000.00 and was dedicated in June 1929 by County Commissioners ...

Washington County Courthouse

The first courthouse was located at Lee's Mill, Roper 1801. Moved to Plymouth 1823. It was destroyed by fire three times, 1860-1862-1881. Present courthouse built 1918.

Marker is on Adams Street north of East Main Street, on the right when ...

New York County Court House

Supreme Court

This building, designed in neoclassical style by Guy Lowell, was completed in 1927. The original plans, which won a competition held in 1912 - 1913, were for a circular structure, but were altered to create the present hexagonal form.

Marker ...