Cass County Courthouse (Texas)

The Cass County Courthouse is a historic courthouse building located in Linden, Texas, the county seat of Cass County. Constructed in 1902, it is a prominent example of Beaux-Arts architecture. The courthouse was designed by J. Riely Gordon, a well-known Texas architect responsible for numerous courthouses across the state.

The courthouse is a three-story structure built of red brick with limestone trim. Its prominent features include a central clock tower, arched windows, and classical detailing. The interior features ornate woodwork and a central rotunda.

The Cass County Courthouse has served as the center of county government since its completion. It houses various county offices, including the county judge, county clerk, and tax assessor-collector. Court proceedings are also held within the building.

The courthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, recognizing its architectural and historical significance. It stands as a landmark in Linden and a symbol of Cass County's history and heritage. Over the years, the courthouse has been meticulously maintained and renovated to preserve its original character while accommodating modern needs. It remains an active and vital part of the community.