County Buildings, Cupar

The County Buildings in Cupar, Scotland, is a historic municipal structure located on St Catherine Street. Designed by Robert Hutchison in the neoclassical style and completed in 1817, this Category B listed building served as the meeting place for Fife County Council and features a striking symmetrical facade with Doric columns. Originally used for dispensing justice, it evolved into a civic hub following the establishment of county councils in 1889. The building houses notable artworks, including portraits of British monarchs and local nobles, making it a significant site for both tourists and researchers interested in Scottish history and architecture.