

Mississippi County Courthouse
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Explore the history of the Mississippi County Courthouse in Charleston, Missouri, from its 1901 construction to its 1938 fire and subsequent repairs.

Sullivan County Courthouse
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Explore the history and evolution of the Sullivan County Courthouse, from its early beginnings to the 1938 structure still in use today.

Harrison County Courthouse
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Discover the rich history of Harrison County's courthouses, from early constructions to the 1939 WPA-funded building.

Pulaski County Courthouse
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The history of the Pulaski County Courthouse, from its 1833 organization and multiple rebuilds to its listing on the National Register of Historic Places.

Randolph County Courthouse
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The publication provides a historical account of the Randolph County Courthouse, detailing its construction, renovations, and eventual destruction by fire.

Livingston County Courthouse
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The history of Livingston County's courthouse, tracing its development from a log structure in 1837 to the current Bedford stone building completed in 1913.

Ripley County Courthouse
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Ripley County Courthouse, built in 1898–99, remains in use and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

St. Francois County Courthouse
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Chronicles the architectural evolution of St. Francois County courthouses from 1823, highlighting designs, builders, and historical milestones.

Saline County Courthouse
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Explore the history and architecture of the Saline County Courthouse, from its 1820 origins to its restoration and listing on the National Register.

Scott County Courthouse
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Explore the history and architecture of Scott County's courthouses, from early log structures to the 1913 T-shaped building still in use today.

Stoddard County Courthouse
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Historical overview of the Stoddard County Courthouse, detailing its construction, renovations, and architectural changes over time.

Taney County Courthouse
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Explore Taney County's courthouse history, from log structures to a 1891 brick building, shaped by fires and wartime events.

Nodaway County Courthouse
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Explore the history and architecture of Nodaway County's courthouse, from its 1846 origins to its 1881 reconstruction and current status.

Henry County Courthouse
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Explore the history of Henry County's courthouses, from the 1837 brick structure to the 1893 sandstone building and its tower's removal in 1969.

Jackson County Courthouse
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Explore the history of Jackson County Courthouse in Independence, Missouri, detailing its construction, renovations, and architectural significance.

Webster County Courthouse
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Explore the history of the Webster County Courthouse, detailing its construction, destruction, and eventual replacement, reflecting the community's resilience.

Pettis County Courthouse
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Explore the rich history and architectural evolution of Pettis County's courthouses, from early structures to the current 1925 building.

Platte County Courthouse
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Explore the history and architecture of the Platte County Courthouse, from its 19th-century design to its preservation as a historic landmark.

Putnam County Courthouse
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Explore the rich history of Putnam County's courthouses, from their early relocations to the enduring structure in Unionville.

Ray County Courthouse
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Explore the architectural evolution of Ray County's courthouses, from early log structures to the current Bedford-stone building established in 1915.

St. Charles County Courthouse
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Explore the architectural evolution of St. Charles County Courthouse, from its 1846 origins to the 1903 structure designed by Jerome B. Legg.

Ste. Genevieve County Courthouse
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Explore the history and architectural evolution of Ste. Genevieve County Courthouse, from its 1820s origins to its 1886 reconstruction and beyond.

Schuyler County Courthouse
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Explore the evolution of Schuyler County's courthouses, highlighting architectural styles, construction timelines, and significant historical milestones.

Shannon County Courthouse
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Explore the history of Shannon County's courthouses, from early log structures to the current 1941 building, shaped by fires and community efforts.

Stone County Courthouse
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Explore the rich history of Stone County's courthouses, from their early construction in the 1850s to the current structure built in 1920.