Putnam County Courthouse, County courthouse in Palatka, Florida.

The Putnam County Courthouse is a county courthouse in Palatka serving as the main judicial facility for the area. The building houses courts handling civil cases, family matters, criminal proceedings, guardianship, juvenile cases, and probate affairs.

The Putnam County Courthouse was built in 1909 to designs by the architects Robinson and Reidy in the Classical Revival style, with C. D. Smith as builder. It originally had a central cupola that has since been removed. Wings were added on each side of the front portico during later renovations and modernizations.

The courthouse serves as a gathering place where the community handles its legal matters and settles disputes through the judicial system. It reflects how ordinary people navigate questions of law and justice in their daily lives.

Visitors can access court records and public documents through different methods including anonymous searches or registered user accounts. It helps to check office hours in advance and understand what specific records you need before visiting.

The building's original central cupola has disappeared, and wings now flank the front portico on both sides. C. D. Smith served as builder, working from designs by the architects Robinson and Reidy. The brick structure stands at 410 St. Johns Avenue.