Neosho County Courthouse (Kansas)

The Neosho County Courthouse, situated in Erie, Kansas, serves as the county's government seat since 1874. Built between 1961 and 1962, this Modern-style structure features cream-colored brick and glass, highlighted by a peaked roof and supported by six square columns at its entrance. The courthouse reflects a rich history, having replaced earlier buildings, with Erie originally serving as the county seat in the mid-1800s. Designed by Kiene & Bradley Architects, it stands as a notable example of mid-20th century architecture in the region.