Ronald Reagan Federal Building, Federal courthouse in Harrisburg, United States
The Ronald Reagan Federal Building is a twelve-story courthouse in downtown Harrisburg that houses multiple courtrooms and federal offices. Built in 1966, the structure is currently being transformed into residential units while maintaining its original architectural framework.
The courthouse was built in 1966 and served for decades as the judicial center for Pennsylvania's Middle District. In 2004, it was renamed to honor the 40th President of the United States.
The building was renamed in 2004 to honor the 40th President and represents federal judicial authority in Pennsylvania. Its conversion to housing shows how government institutions evolve and find new roles in city life.
The building sits on Walnut Street in Harrisburg's central business district and is easy to locate. Access may be limited due to ongoing renovation work, so visitors should check current conditions before planning a visit.
The renovation project plans to add restaurants, bars, a swimming pool, and a fitness center within the building alongside residential units. This transformation shows how a stern courthouse is being reimagined as a mixed-use community space.
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