Butler County Courthouse

Butler, PA, 16001 US / PA

043-10077440

US/PA

Location Description

Having the distinction of being the tallest structure in Butler, the Butler County Courthouse was built in 1885-1886. Of Gothic design, it was constructed of brick & sandstone. Its most eyecatching feature is a large clock tower; it also boasts stained glass windows, pyramid shaped roofs and a grand staircase. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Location Category

Businesses / Buildings

General

Government

General

Government

Courthouses / Courtrooms

Architecture Style

1800s / Civil War

Gothic

Address

City

Butler

Zip/Postal Code

16001

State/County

Area

124 West Diamond Street

Country

Drive Direction

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Contact Information

Pennsylvania Film Office, Butler, US

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