Clark County Courthouse (Kansas)

The Clark County Courthouse, situated at 913 Highland Street in Ashland, Kansas, serves as the county's government seat since 1885. Constructed between 1950 and 1951, this Modern-style building was designed by architects Thomas & Harris and features a distinctive entrance adorned with a carved map of the county. The courthouse, made of buff-colored brick, stone, and concrete, is the second courthouse for the county, following the original built in 1888. Visitors can appreciate its architectural significance and learn about the county's history, including the relocation of the county seat from the ghost town of Clark City.