Texas Courthouses

Year Built: 1940 Architect: Louis Gohmert The Titus County Courthouse is located in Mount Pleasant, Texas. Alas, all four of these courthouses are one and the same building.  The historic 1895 building, designed by F.B. & W.S. Hull, was "modernized" in 1940, clad...

Year Built: 1933 Architect: Elmer G. Withers The Upshur County Courthouse is located in Gilmer, Texas.  

Year Built: 1925 Architect: E. H. Eads The Wheeler County Courthouse is located in Wheeler, Texas. Named for Royal T. Wheeler, an early Texas jurist, Wheeler County was created by the Texas State Legislature in 1876. In 1879 the county was organized and Mobeetie (then...

Year Built: 1922 Architect: Parker & Rittenberry The Sherman County Courthouse is located in Stratford, Texas.

Year Built: 1908-09 Architect: Elmer George Withers The Swisher County Courthouse is located in Tulia, Texas.                  

Year Built: 1908 Architect: Robert G. Kirsch The Randall County Courthouse is located in Canyon, Texas.    

Year Built: 1884 Architect: William H. Wilson The Red River County Courthouse is located in Clarksville, Texas. Records date from 1836. Fifth courthouse for county. Built 1885. Italian Renaissance design. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1966

Year Built: 1913 Architect: Elmer George Withers The Roberts County Courthouse is located in Miami, Texas.

Year Built: 1982 Architect: T. Renfro The King County Courthouse is located in Guthrie, Texas. Created in 1876, King County organized in 1891. Its first courthouse, a two-story frame structure, was destroyed in 1905 by a tornado. The next house of justice, built of...

Year Built: 1935 Architect: Voelcker & Dickson The Knox County Courthouse is located in Benjamin, Texas. Erected in Benjamin in 1891, when the officials of Knox County were: J.J. Truscott - judge; W.H. Benedict, T.P. Reeder, J.A. Spinks, G.B. Stewart,...

Year Built: 1917 Architect: Barry & Smith and Sanguinet & Staats The Lamar County Courthouse is located in Paris, Texas. The March 1916 fire that left downtown Paris in ruins ravaged Lamar County's massive 1897 Romanesque courthouse and tower, once thought...

Year Built: 1955 Architect: Atcheson & Atkinson The Lamb County Courthouse is located in Littlefield, Texas.

Year Built: 1916 Architect: W. M. Rice The Lipscomb County Courthouse is located in Lipscomb, Texas.

Year Built: 1889 Architect: W.C. Dodson and Dudley The Fannin County Courthouse is located in Bonham, Texas. Commissioners Court first met at Jacob Black's cabin on Feb. 26, 1836, before Fannin County was officially organized. In 1838 Warren (near present Ambrose in...

Year Built: 1950 Architect: Marvin Stiles The Floyd County Courthouse is located in Floydada, Texas.

Year Built: 1910 Architect: McDonald Brothers The Foard County Courthouse is located in Crowell, Texas. This is the second courthouse to serve Foard County since its creation in 1891. By 1909, the first courthouse proved too small for the needs of the county, and...

Year Built: 1928 Architect: W. R. Kaufman The Gray County Courthouse is located in Pampa, Texas. A fine example of a beaux arts courthouse with Georgian ornamentation, this structure was erected after the county seat was moved from Lefors in 1928. The edifice was...

Year Built: 1936 Architect: Voelcker and Dixon The Grayson County Courthouse is located in Sherman, Texas.  

Year Built: 1931 Architect: David S. Castle of the architectural firm Townes, lightfoot and Funk The Hansford County Courthouse is located in Spearman, Texas.

Year Built: 1908 Architect: R. H. Stuckey The Hardeman County Courthouse is located in Quanah, Texas. Hardeman County Courthouse Hardeman County was created in 1858 and named for early Texas legislators Bailey and Thomas Jones Hardeman. It was not organized, however,...

Year Built: 1910 Architect: H.A. Overbeck (Martin, Byrnes and Johnston) The Hale County Courthouse is located in Plainview, Texas.           

Year Built: 1906 Architect: O. G. Rouquemore The Hartley County Courthouse is located in Channing, Texas. Hartley County was created in January 1891, and an election held that year designated the town of Hartley as county seat. A frame courthouse was built on the town...

Year Built: 1928 Architect: Smith and Praeger The Camp County Courthouse is located in Pittsburg, Texas. The Texas Legislature created Camp County from the northern part of Upshur County in 1874, and voters chose Pittsburg as their county seat. The county built its...

Year Built: 1950 Architect: J.C. Berry, Kerr and Kerr The Carson County Courthouse is located in Panhandle, Texas.

Year Built: 1939 Architect: Townes & Funk The Castro County Courthouse is located in Dimmitt, Texas. This site was set aside as the Dimmitt town square in 1891, the year Castro County was formally organized. Temporary court facilities were set up in J. N....

Year Built: 1939 Architect: Townes & Funk The Childress County Courthouse is located in Childress, Texas. The 1891 courthouse is actually the second Childress County courthouse.  Childress City, the first county seat, was home to a wooden courthouse, built in...

Year Built: 1926, 1968 Architect: W. R. Kaufman, Stiles, Roberts and Messersmith The Cochran County Courthouse is located in Morton, Texas.   The 1926 Cochran County courthouse was designed by W. R. Kaufman in a classical revival style.  In 1967, the firm of...

Year Built: 1931 Architect: Berry & Hatch The Collingsworth County Courthouse is located in Wellington, Texas.

Year Built: 1911 Architect: Lang & Witchell The Cooke County Courthouse is located in Gainesville, Texas. Settlement of the area now known as Cooke County began in late 1845. The county was created by the State Legislature in 1848 and named for William G. Cooke,...