Jeff Davis County Courthouse

Hazlehurst, GA

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A courtroom featuring a wooden judge's bench, U.S. and state flags, empty chairs, white walls, high ceiling, and round emblem above.
A beige two-story courthouse with a green-domed clock tower stands by a street where a maroon car is parked, surrounded by trees.
A small empty courtroom with chairs facing a judge's bench, microphones on the desk, two flags flanking the room, and natural light from a window behind the bench.
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The Jeff Davis County Courthouse was constructed in 1907 in the neoclassical revival style.  The building features an ornate clock tower and large, arched entrances.  At less than 10,000 square feet, the courthouse did not provide adequate space for modern court functions.

A two-story, 24,000 square foot addition was built in 1995.  The sensitively designed addition features many elements of the original building architecture, including projected corner bays, matching cornices, and a repetition of the distinctive arches.

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