Newton, Georgia • Baker County
The Baker County Courthouse in Newton, Georgia, is a neoclassical-style brick building erected in 1904. It features a prominent central tower with a clock and is distinguished by its symmetrical facade and stately portico. The building has served continuously as the seat of county government.
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Jct. Of Ga 91 Amd Ga 253, Newton, Georgia
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Tarva Rd./Co. Rt. 122, 0.75 Mi. S Of Baker/Dougherty County Line, Newton, Georgia
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Tarva Rd./Co. Rt. 122, N Of Newton, Newton, Georgia
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