Adams County Courthouse, County courthouse in West Union, United States
Adams County Courthouse is a county courthouse in West Union with yellow brick walls, rows of regular windows, and a prominent central tower topped with a four-faced clock dome in Georgian style. The building houses multiple divisions and handles legal matters for the entire county.
The building was constructed between 1910 and 1911 and replaced an earlier courthouse that was destroyed by fire. The new structure marked a turning point in restoring the county's legal administration after this disaster.
The courthouse stands as the administrative center of Adams County and draws people together when they handle official matters or attend public events. It serves as a symbol of local authority and community life in town.
The courthouse is located downtown and is accessible during weekdays, with hours set during normal business days. Visitors should check ahead to see which divisions they need, as different purposes require different departments.
The entrance area displays a mounted white-tailed deer head with 27 points, a remarkably large specimen from the local wilderness. This unusual display catches visitors by surprise since many do not notice it until they look more carefully.
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