Barton County Courthouse (Kansas)

The Barton County Courthouse is a historic courthouse located in Great Bend, Kansas, the county seat of Barton County. Built between 1917 and 1918, it is a Beaux-Arts style building constructed of Indiana limestone. The courthouse is prominently situated in the center of Great Bend's downtown square and serves as a visual landmark for the city.

The building's design is attributed to architect William Earl Hulse & Company. Its features include a large dome, Corinthian columns, and elaborate ornamentation. The interior contains courtrooms, offices for county officials, and other administrative spaces.

The Barton County Courthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, recognizing its architectural significance and its role in the civic life of Barton County. The courthouse continues to serve its original function as the primary location for county government operations and judicial proceedings. Its preservation reflects the county's commitment to its history and architectural heritage.