Iroquois County Courthouse

The Iroquois County Courthouse, located in Watseka, Illinois, serves as the judicial hub for the 21st circuit of the Illinois judicial district. Built in a striking Modern Architecture style between 1965 and 1966, this courthouse is made of concrete and glass, designed by the notable architectural firm Graham, Anderson, Probst & White. Visitors can also explore the historic Old Iroquois County Courthouse, a Second Empire structure from 1866, which now houses the Iroquois County Museum. This site offers a glimpse into the county's rich history, including its previous courthouse locations in ghost towns like Montgomery and Middleport.