Coweta County Courthouse, Neoclassical courthouse in Newnan, United States.
Coweta County Courthouse is a neoclassical courthouse in Newnan featuring a prominent copper dome that rises above the town square. The structure is characterized by four-sided clocks and elaborate copper detailing that decorates the entire building.
Architect J.W. Golucke designed the building in 1904, blending Italian influences with symmetrical elements inspired by English architect Christopher Wren. This design made the courthouse a notable example of classical architecture that was popular in America at that time.
The building remains central to the town's civic life and continues to serve as a place where legal matters are handled. Its design reflects early 1900s ideals, when such structures symbolized a community's prosperity and authority.
Access is through Court Square in the town center, where parking is available nearby. The interior is accessible during weekday business hours, though certain areas may be restricted since court proceedings are held there.
The building uses dark brick in Flemish bond pattern combined with stamped copper elements, an unusual material choice for a courthouse of that era. This combination sets it apart from most other courthouses, which were typically built from stone.
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