LIST OF COUNTIES IN TEXAS
MARION COUNTY
County Seat: Jefferson
Built: 1912
Style: Texas Renaissance
Status: active courthouse
MASON COUNTY
County Seat: Mason
Built: 1909
Style: Classical Revival
Status: active courthouse
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Note: Third courthouse. The county recently
received a construction grant for full
restoration. The courthouse burned in
Feb. of 2021 by an arson fire. Records
had been removed for the renovation.
McCULLOCH COUNTY
County Seat: Brady
Built: 1899
Style: Romanesque Revival
Status: active courthouse
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Note: Restored in 2009
McLENNAN COUNTY
County Seat: Waco
Built: 1902
Style: Beaux-Arts
Status: active courthouse
Note: National Register of Historic
Places. One of the most beautiful
Texas courthouses.
McMULLEN COUNTY
County Seat: Tilden
Built: 1930
Style: Classical Revival
Status: active courthouse
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Note: No town square
MENARD COUNTY
County Seat: Menard
Built: 1932
Style: Modern
Status: active courthouse
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Note: Restored in 2006
MILAM COUNTY
County Seat: Cameron
Built: 1891
Style: Renaissance Revival
Status: active courthouse
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Note: 4th courthouse
MILLS COUNTY
County Seat: Goldthwaite
Built: 1913
Style: Classical Revival
Status: active courthouse
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Note:
MITCHELL COUNTY
County Seat: Colorado City
Built: 1924
Style: Classical Revival
Status: active courthouse
MONTAGUE COUNTY
County Seat: Montague
Built: 1912
Style: Classical Revival
Status: active courthouse
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Note: Huge courthouse for a small town.
NAVARRO COUNTY
County Seat: Corsicana
Built: 1905
Style: Beaux Arts Classical Revival
Status: active courthouse
Note: This is the fifth courthouse for Corsicana
constructed of red Burnet granite and gray
brick with a clock dome. Corsicana does
not have a town square like most county
seats.
NUECES COUNTY
County Seat: Corpus Christi
Built: 1914
Style: Classical Revival
Status: closed & vacant
Note: New courthouse opened in 1977. This 1914
courthouse is being restored to its original
grandeur after being vacant for years.
PALO PINTO COUNTY
County Seat: Palo Pinto
Built: 1940
Style: Texas Renaissance
Status: active courthouse
PARKER COUNTY
County Seat: Weatherford
Built: 1886
Style: Second Empire
Status: active courthouse
Note: National Register of Historic Places
The courthouse was completed in 1886 for $55,555.
The exterior was restored in the early 1990s and
restoration of the interior was done in 2003. The
location of this courthouse is usual for being
built in the middle of an intersection.
PECOS COUNTY
County Seat: Fort Stockton
Built: 1911
Style: Classical Revival
Status: active courthouse
POTTER COUNTY
County Seat: Amarillo
Built: 1932
Style: Art Deco
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Status: New modern courthouse built across the
street in 1986.
PRESIDIO COUNTY
County Seat: Marfa
Built: 1886
Style: Second Empire
Status: active courthouse
Note: Second highest courthouse in Texas at 4685'.
RAINS COUNTY
County Seat: Emory
Built: 1909
Style: Classical Revival
Status: active courthouse
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Note: This courthouse was constructed around the steel
vault from the previous building which burned.
Listed on National Register of Historic Places.
RANDAL COUNTY
County Seat: Canyon
Built: 1909
Style: Texas Renaissance
Status: active courthouse
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Note: Restored in 2010 removing 1968 attached addition.
REAGAN COUNTY
County Seat: Big Lake
Built: 1927
Style: Texas Renaissance
Status: active courthouse
Note: Courthouse of 1911 was at Stiles.
RED RIVER COUNTY
County Seat: Clarksville
Built: 1884
Style: Renaissance Revival
Status: active courthouse
Note: Located a block from the downtown square.
Restored.
REEVES COUNTY
County Seat: Pecos
Built: 1937
Style: Classical Revival
Status: active courthouse
ROBERTSON COUNTY
County Seat: Franklin
Built: 1882
Style: Second Empire
Status: active courthouse
Note: National Register of Historic Places
Remodeled in 1924. County seat moved
from Calvert in 1879. The old courthouse
building in Calvert is still standing.
ROCKWALL COUNTY
County Seat: Rockwell
Built: 1940
Style: Art Deco (one of seven)
Status: active courthouse
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Note: This courthouse was built by the Works
Project Administration. Recently renovated.
The first two of the four courthouses were
destroyed by fire. The third was a beautiful
sandstone courthouse but was condemned for
crumbling mortar. A new courthouse was built
near the Interstate Hwy.
RUNNEL COUNTY
County Seat: Ballinger
Built: 1889
Style: Second Empire
Status: active courthouse
RUSK COUNTY
County Seat: Henderson
Built: 1928
Style: Texas Renaissance
Status: active courthouse
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