Pulaski County Courthouse, Neoclassical courthouse in Hawkinsville, United States.
The Pulaski County Courthouse is a neoclassical structure with symmetrical design, prominent columns, and ornate facades located where Commerce and North Lumpkin Streets meet. Inside, it contains courtrooms, administrative offices, and meeting spaces for county government operations.
The courthouse was built in 1874 to establish a formal seat of justice for Pulaski County's legal system. Major expansions followed in 1897 and 1910 as the county's administrative needs grew.
The building functions as a central meeting place where the community gathers for civic events and important occasions. It reflects how Hawkinsville has organized its public life around this location for generations.
The building sits prominently on a street corner, making it easy to find and approach from public streets. Visitors should note that certain areas are restricted during active court proceedings, and it helps to check ahead for visitor access guidelines.
A small chapel room situated just outside the main courtroom serves local wedding ceremonies and prayer meetings. Most visitors never discover this quiet sanctuary tucked within the government building.
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