Harris County Courthouse (Georgia)

The Harris County Courthouse in Hamilton, Georgia, serves as the primary judicial and administrative center for Harris County. Built in 1941 in the Art Deco style, it replaced an earlier courthouse that was destroyed by fire. The courthouse is located on the town square in Hamilton and is a significant architectural landmark in the county. It houses courtrooms, county government offices, and records. The building is notable for its symmetrical design, decorative brickwork, and the large clock tower that rises above the structure. The courthouse is a contributing property to the Hamilton Historic District, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The building represents the enduring presence of county government and the judicial system within Harris County.