Butts County Courthouse, County courthouse in Jackson, Georgia, United States.

Butts County Courthouse is a High Victorian former government building on the town square in Jackson, Georgia, at West Third Street and North Mulberry Street. Bruce & Morgan designed it and J.H. McKenzie & Son built it in 1898; its design is a less elaborate version of Bruce & Morgan's 1896 Monroe County Courthouse. A Confederate monument stands on the grounds.

The courthouse was designed by Bruce & Morgan and built in 1898 by J.H. McKenzie & Son. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on September 18, 1980. Courthouse functions ceased in the building in 2019, when renovations began to reopen it as the Economic Development and Tourism Center.

The courthouse stands on the town square at West Third and North Mulberry Streets, and a Confederate monument is on its grounds. Courthouse functions ended in 2019, and the building was being renovated to reopen as the Economic Development and Tourism Center.

The courthouse sits in downtown Jackson and is easily reached on foot from the town square. Following a comprehensive renovation, it was transformed into a center for economic development and tourism, making it accessible for visitors to explore.

The courthouse holds a Confederate monument on its grounds, a feature noted alongside the building's 1980 listing on the National Register of Historic Places. The monument stands as a separate commemorative structure at the site, distinct from the 1898 Bruce & Morgan building itself.