Esmeralda County Courthouse

The Esmeralda County Courthouse is a two-story stone building in Goldfield that serves as the center for local courts and county administration. The ground floor holds various offices, while the upper level contains courtrooms and a law library.

Built in 1907, the structure marked the establishment of Goldfield as the county seat. This construction was a key moment in the region's early development.

The District Court, Justice of the Peace courtroom, and administrative offices within the building represent the local judicial system and governance structure.

The building is easily accessible and houses multiple services in one location, making it convenient to handle various official needs. The two-floor layout provides a clear structure for visitors navigating different departments.

The building contains a jail section with three tiers of cells that were specially manufactured for this purpose. This multi-level cell arrangement was an innovative solution for housing detainees in the building's early years.

Location: Nevada

Inception: 1907

Floors above the ground: 2

GPS coordinates: 37.70861,-117.23417

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:01