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New Madrid County Courthouse
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Explore the history of New Madrid County's courthouse, tracing its origins, relocations, and reconstructions from the early 19th century.
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Texas County Courthouse
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Explore the history of Texas County’s courthouses, including early trials, fires, and reconstruction through the 19th and 20th centuries.
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Oregon County Courthouse
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Explore the history of Oregon County's courthouse, tracing its construction, relocations, and architectural transformations from 1847 to 1942.
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Washington County Courthouse
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Explore the architectural evolution of Washington County's courthouses from 1814 to 1907, highlighting key figures and design milestones.
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Pemiscot County Courthouse
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Explore the history and architecture of Pemiscot County's courthouses, from early structures in Gayoso to the current building in Caruthersville.
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Jasper County Courthouse
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Explore the rich history of Jasper County's courthouses, from early structures to the 1895 Carthage landmark built with native stone.
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Worth County Courthouse
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Explore the history of Worth County's courthouse in Grant City, from its 1866 frame building to the 1897 brick structure still in use today.
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Phelps County Courthouse
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Explore the history of Phelps County's courthouse, from its 1859 construction to Civil War use and later renovations.
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Polk County Courthouse
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Explore the architectural evolution of Polk County's courthouses from 1835 to 1907, highlighting design milestones and historical significance.
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Ralls County Courthouse
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Explore the history and architecture of the Ralls County Courthouse, a historic building with a rich legacy and architectural significance.
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Reynolds County Courthouse
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Explore the rich history of Reynolds County Courthouse, from its 19th-century origins to its enduring legacy in Centerville.
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St. Clair County Courthouse
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Chronicles the history of St. Clair County Courthouse, detailing its construction, Civil War destruction, and architectural transformations.
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Scotland County Courthouse
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This publication offers a detailed history of Scotland County's courthouses, tracing their evolution from 1844 to the present.
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Shelby County Courthouse
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Explore the history and architectural evolution of the Shelby County Courthouse, detailing its design, construction, and renovations over the years.
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Holt County Courthouse
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A historical overview of Holt County's courthouse evolution, detailing its construction, remodeling, and eventual reconstruction after a 1965 fire.
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Vernon County Courthouse
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Explore the history and architectural evolution of Vernon County Courthouse from its 1855 establishment through multiple reconstructions.
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Iron County Courthouse
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The Iron County Courthouse, built in 1860, a historic landmark listed on the National Register, features distinctive architecture and Civil War connections.
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Perry County Courthouse
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Explore the history and architecture of Perry County's courthouses, from early log structures to the enduring 1904 red brick building.
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Jefferson County Courthouse
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Chronicles the history and architectural evolution of Jefferson County's courthouses from 1818 to the 1954 renovation.
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Wright County Courthouse
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Historical overview of Wright County's courthouse development, detailing its construction, destruction during the Civil War, and subsequent reconstructions.
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Pike County Courthouse
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A historical account of Pike County's courthouses, detailing their construction, architectural features, and eventual fates.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.