Covington County Courthouse

Covington County Courthouse is a county court building in Collins designed in Neoclassical style with balanced proportions and prominent columns across its facade. The structure houses administrative offices and courtrooms used for legal proceedings and public records.

The building was constructed in 1907 during a period of growth in early twentieth-century municipal architecture. Recognition came decades later when it received dual designations as both a National Register site and a state landmark in 1991.

The courthouse serves as the center of legal activity and administrative work for county residents. Its formal design with columns and balanced proportions creates a sense of order and permanence in the heart of the community.

The courthouse is located downtown in Collins and can be visited during business hours when court is not in session. Visitors should expect standard security procedures and dress appropriately when entering the building.

The building holds dual recognition as both a National Register of Historic Places property and a state architectural landmark. This distinction reflects how the design elements appealed to both federal and state preservation standards.

Location: Collins

Inception: 1907

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

Address: 101 South Elm Street

GPS coordinates: 31.64360,-89.55670

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:41