Adams County Courthouse
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania • Adams County
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania • Adams County
The Adams County Courthouse is a two-story, red brick structure in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, originally built in the Federal style in 1804-05. It features a prominent central block with later Greek Revival and Beaux-Arts additions, reflecting its continuous use and evolving architectural tastes.
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