Twiggs County Courthouse

Jeffersonville, GA

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A red brick building with a clock tower and pointed roofs stands under clouds. An American flag, trees, and green lawn are in front.
A bright, clean foyer with large wooden double doors, an arched window above, beige tile floors, and two wooden staircases with railings.
Wooden staircase with blue-carpeted steps, polished handrail, and wood paneling on the walls, sunlit by natural light.
A hallway with beige tiled floors and wooden wainscoting leads to a wooden door under an archway, lit by ceiling lights.
Spacious, empty courtroom with wooden benches, judge's bench, jury box, chandeliers overhead, and an American flag by the bench.
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Project Overview

The historic Romanesque Revival Twiggs County Courthouse (built ca. 1904) housed offices on the first floor and a courtroom on the second.  The building features a prominent clock tower, flanked by hipped-roof wings to either side.

To accommodate court needs and county offices, a new 21,000 square foot addition was constructed in 2002, tripling the building footprint.  With detailing to match the original building, the new addition fits seamlessly with the original courthouse.

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