Person County Courthouse, County courthouse in Roxboro, US.

Person County Courthouse is an early 20th-century government building located in downtown Roxboro that continues to serve as an active court facility. Its exterior displays the formal design typical of this era, featuring detailed cornices, structured staircases, and classic stonework.

Designed by architect Charles C. Hartmann, the courthouse was built in 1930, replacing earlier county court facilities in Roxboro. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979 and lies within the Roxboro Commercial Historic District.

The courthouse hosts legal proceedings and official matters that shape daily life for local residents. Its location in downtown Roxboro makes it a central reference point where people gather for civic business and community events.

Visitors can enter the building during regular court hours but should expect standard security screening. The location is easily accessible on foot in central Roxboro and works well as part of a walking tour through downtown.

The courthouse stands within the Roxboro Commercial Historic District, a downtown historic district listed alongside the building itself. Its 1979 National Register listing rests on the 1930 design by architect Charles C. Hartmann, whose Classical Revival facade is best seen from the street in front.