1. Courthouse Square

This is the way ALL courthouse squares should look!!---What a beautiful building and inside you feel like you've been transported back in time---incredible period photos abound and the people who work there took the extra time to help us try to find my wife’s mothers birth documents---very friendly---a nice experience.

Visiting Courthouse Square is to step back in time. The building’s architecture is grand, from first visual contact of the outside of the structure to the details of the wood, tile and stained glass elements inside. The very friendly and informative staff obviously enjoys what they do and took the time to answer questions in regards to all aspects of the history of the building, the exhibits, and the programs...I can’t say enough about the time I had at this place. This is not a normal stuffy museum. There was a small group of children while I was there, and they were also given a personalized visit. The staff took the time to engage the children and best of all the temporary exhibit had hands on activities for the children. Alone or as a family, Courthouse Square is a place to visit.