Boyle County Courthouse
Danville, Kentucky • Boyle County
Danville, Kentucky • Boyle County
The Boyle County Courthouse in Danville, Kentucky, is a stately Neoclassical Revival structure built in 1903. Its imposing facade features a prominent clock tower, large arched windows, and decorative stonework, reflecting the grandeur of the era. The building has served as the center of county government for over a century.
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204 E. Walnut St., Danville, Kentucky
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Off U.s. 150, Danville, Kentucky
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0.2 Mi N Of Ky 34, 0.6 Mi W Of Ky 127, Danville, Kentucky
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