Knox County Courthouse (Nebraska)

The Knox County Courthouse, located in Center, Nebraska, serves as the seat of government for Knox County. Constructed in 1934-1935, the courthouse replaced an earlier structure that had become inadequate for the growing county's needs. The building is an example of Art Deco architecture, characterized by its symmetrical facade, geometric detailing, and use of modern materials.

The courthouse houses the various administrative offices of the county government, including the county clerk, treasurer, assessor, and sheriff. Courtrooms are also located within the building, where judicial proceedings are conducted.

The Knox County Courthouse is an important landmark in the community and stands as a symbol of the county's history and government. It is generally open to the public during regular business hours. Records pertaining to Knox County are maintained within the courthouse. The construction of the building was a significant project during the Great Depression, providing employment and contributing to the local economy. The courthouse continues to be a vital center for the administration of justice and the provision of services to the citizens of Knox County.