Scott County Courthouse (Kentucky)

The Scott County Courthouse in Georgetown, Kentucky, is the primary seat of government for Scott County. The current courthouse, a Beaux-Arts style building, was constructed in 1909. It is located in the center of Georgetown's historic downtown, on Main Street.

Prior to the 1909 building, Scott County utilized earlier courthouses, reflecting the county's history and growth. The present courthouse features a prominent clock tower and a classical design with decorative elements typical of the Beaux-Arts architectural style.

The courthouse houses the courtrooms for the Scott County Circuit Court, District Court, and other county government offices. It is a central hub for legal proceedings, record-keeping, and administrative functions.

The Scott County Courthouse contributes significantly to the architectural character of Georgetown and serves as a symbol of the county's government and history. It has undergone renovations and updates over the years to maintain its functionality and preserve its historical integrity. The building is often the site of public gatherings and community events.