Saline County Courthouse (Nebraska)

The Saline County Courthouse, located in Wilber, Nebraska, serves as the seat of government for Saline County. The courthouse, an example of Beaux-Arts architecture, was constructed in 1905-1906. It replaced an earlier courthouse that had become inadequate for the growing county's needs. The building is distinguished by its prominent dome, classical detailing, and use of locally quarried limestone. The interior features elaborate woodwork and stained glass.

The courthouse houses the various administrative offices of Saline County, including the county clerk, treasurer, assessor, and courtrooms for the county's judicial functions. It is a central location for legal proceedings, public records, and county government services.

The Saline County Courthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, recognized for its architectural significance and its role in the history of Saline County. It stands as a landmark in Wilber and is a testament to the county's heritage.