Pontotoc County Courthouse, County courthouse in Ada, Oklahoma, United States
Pontotoc County Courthouse is a county courthouse in Ada that features classical revival design with prominent columns and symmetrical proportions typical of 1920s architecture. The building occupies a central location in downtown Ada and serves as the county's main judicial facility.
The building was constructed in 1926 and gained National Register listing in 1984 for its architectural importance. It reflects Ada's development as a county administrative center during the early 20th century.
The courthouse maintains its position as the primary judicial center for Pontotoc County, reflecting the area's commitment to local governance and justice.
The building sits easily walkable from downtown Ada on a spacious lot that sets it apart from street noise. Visitors can view the exterior at any time, while interior access depends on standard business hours.
The structure underwent substantial renovations in 2011 that introduced modern utilities and systems while preserving its original facade and interior details. This work demonstrates how historic buildings can adapt for contemporary use.
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