Old Logan County Courthouse (Kansas)

The Old Logan County Courthouse, located in Oakley, Kansas, served as the courthouse for Logan County from 1888 to 1907. Constructed of native limestone, the two-story building is an example of late 19th-century Romanesque Revival architecture. The courthouse features a prominent central tower and arched windows, reflecting the architectural style of the period.

The building played a significant role in the early development of Logan County, housing county government offices and serving as a center for community activities. After the county seat was moved to Russell Springs in 1907, the courthouse was used for various purposes, including a school and a community center.

Today, the Old Logan County Courthouse is maintained as a historical landmark and a museum showcasing the history of Logan County. Visitors can explore exhibits about the county's settlement, agriculture, and pioneer life. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, recognizing its historical and architectural significance.