Warsaw Courthouse Square Historic District

The Warsaw Courthouse Square Historic District contains thirteen governmental and commercial structures, featuring Renaissance Revival architecture with decorative stone elements and arched windows.

Dating from 1870, the district grew after the arrival of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, leading to rapid commercial development in the area.

The district includes the Kosciusko County Courthouse, Opera House, and Masonic Lodge, reflecting the governmental and social functions that shaped local society.

The district spans two city blocks in downtown Warsaw, bounded by Main Street, Indiana Street, Center Street, and Lake Street.

The Gothic Revival Kosciusko County Jail, designed by George Garnsey in 1870, stands as a three-story structure at Main and Indiana Streets.

Location: Indiana

Inception: 1870

Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 41.23861,-85.85667

Latest update: March 6, 2025 02:04