Chase County Kansas Courthouse

Chase County Kansas Courthouse

The courthouse was completed in 1873, making it the oldest courthouse still in use west of the Mississippi River. It is also the state's finest remaining example of Second Empire architecture.

Completed in 1873, the Chase County Courthouse is the oldest county courthouse still in use in Kansas.

The courthouse is an example of Second Empire architecture.

The building was designe by John G. Haskell who also aided in the design of the Kansas Statehouse.

Location

Cottonwood Falls, Chase County
Kansas, USA

Getting There

There is no public transportation available in Cottonwood Falls, but you can reach the city by car.

If you're driving from the west, take the I-35 S and exit at the Emporia (US-50 E) exit. Then take US-50 E to Cottonwood Falls. If you're driving from the east, take the I-35 N and exit at the US-50 W exit. Then take US-50 W to Cottonwood Falls.

Once you reach Cottonwood Falls, the Chase County Courthouse is located in the town square.

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