Johnson County Courthouse (Wyoming)

The Johnson County Courthouse is a historic courthouse located in Buffalo, Wyoming, the county seat of Johnson County. Constructed in 1884, it stands as a prominent example of late 19th-century courthouse architecture in Wyoming. The building is characterized by its red brick construction, its symmetrical design, and its notable clock tower. The courthouse has served as the center of Johnson County's judicial and administrative functions since its completion.

The courthouse played a significant role in the Johnson County War of 1892, a conflict between cattle ranchers and smaller settlers in the area. During the war, the courthouse served as a refuge and defense point for local residents.

The Johnson County Courthouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970, recognizing its architectural significance and its historical importance to Johnson County and the state of Wyoming. The building continues to house county government offices and courtrooms, serving as an active and important civic building.