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This stunning Greek Revival structure was erected in 1844, originally to serve as the Maysville City Hall. Community leaders at the time hoped that by building such a grand building, they could entice the county's electorate to relocate the county seat to their town. Indeed, in 1848, the seat was relocated from the town of Washington to Maysville, and this edifice was offered up as the new courthouse. It was built by Ignatius Mitchell, Christopher Russell, Stanislaus Mitchell, and Ignatius Purnell.

The structure is a contributing property to the Courthouse Square and Mechanics' Row Historic District, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.

In 1999, the Mason County Justice Building was erected a block to the west, effectively replacing this facility, which is now used to house county government offices.

Maysville, Kentucky is located on the Ohio River, in the northeast of the commonwealth, roughly between Columbus, Ohio and Lexington. It serves as the seat of Mason County, and is one of the most charming, well-preserved communities I have encountered in the Bluegrass State.

This stunning Greek Revival structure was erected in 1844, originally to serve as the Maysville City Hall. Community leaders at the time hoped that by building such a grand building, they could entice the county's electorate to relocate the county seat to their town. Indeed, in 1848, the seat was relocated from the town of Washington to Maysville, and this edifice was offered up as the new courthouse. It was built by Ignatius Mitchell, Christopher Russell, Stanislaus Mitchell, and Ignatius Purnell.

The structure is a contributing property to the Courthouse Square and Mechanics' Row Historic District, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.

In 1999, the Mason County Justice Building was erected a block to the west, effectively replacing this facility, which is now used to house county government offices.

Maysville, Kentucky is located on the Ohio River, in the northeast of the commonwealth, roughly between Columbus, Ohio and Lexington. It serves as the seat of Mason County, and is one of the most charming, well-preserved communities I have encountered in the Bluegrass State.

Erected in 1850, this Gothic Revival church contributes to the Maysville Downtown Historic District, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982 and was expanded in 2017.

Maysville, Kentucky is located on the Ohio River, in the northeast of the commonwealth, roughly between Columbus, Ohio and Lexington. It serves as the seat of Mason County, and is one of the most charming, well-preserved communities I have encountered in the Bluegrass State.

This stunning Greek Revival structure was erected in 1844, originally to serve as the Maysville City Hall. Community leaders at the time hoped that by building such a grand building, they could entice the county's electorate to relocate the county seat to their town. Indeed, in 1848, the seat was relocated from the town of Washington to Maysville, and this edifice was offered up as the new courthouse. It was built by Ignatius Mitchell, Christopher Russell, Stanislaus Mitchell, and Ignatius Purnell.

The structure is a contributing property to the Courthouse Square and Mechanics' Row Historic District, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.

In 1999, the Mason County Justice Building was erected a block to the west, effectively replacing this facility, which is now used to house county government offices.

Maysville, Kentucky is located on the Ohio River, in the northeast of the commonwealth, roughly between Columbus, Ohio and Lexington. It serves as the seat of Mason County, and is one of the most charming, well-preserved communities I have encountered in the Bluegrass State.

The Augusta Historic District was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.

Augusta, Kentucky is an historic Ohio River town located in northeastern Bracken County. It served as the original county seat from 1796 to 1833.

This stunning Greek Revival structure was erected in 1844, originally to serve as the Maysville City Hall. Community leaders at the time hoped that by building such a grand building, they could entice the county's electorate to relocate the county seat to their town. Indeed, in 1848, the seat was relocated from the town of Washington to Maysville, and this edifice was offered up as the new courthouse. It was built by Ignatius Mitchell, Christopher Russell, Stanislaus Mitchell, and Ignatius Purnell.

The structure is a contributing property to the Courthouse Square and Mechanics' Row Historic District, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.

In 1999, the Mason County Justice Building was erected a block to the west, effectively replacing this facility, which is now used to house county government offices.

Maysville, Kentucky is located on the Ohio River, in the northeast of the commonwealth, roughly between Columbus, Ohio and Lexington. It serves as the seat of Mason County, and is one of the most charming, well-preserved communities I have encountered in the Bluegrass State.

This stunning Greek Revival structure was erected in 1844, originally to serve as the Maysville City Hall. Community leaders at the time hoped that by building such a grand building, they could entice the county's electorate to relocate the county seat to their town. Indeed, in 1848, the seat was relocated from the town of Washington to Maysville, and this edifice was offered up as the new courthouse. It was built by Ignatius Mitchell, Christopher Russell, Stanislaus Mitchell, and Ignatius Purnell.

The structure is a contributing property to the Courthouse Square and Mechanics' Row Historic District, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.

In 1999, the Mason County Justice Building was erected a block to the west, effectively replacing this facility, which is now used to house county government offices.

Maysville, Kentucky is located on the Ohio River, in the northeast of the commonwealth, roughly between Columbus, Ohio and Lexington. It serves as the seat of Mason County, and is one of the most charming, well-preserved communities I have encountered in the Bluegrass State.

This stunning Greek Revival structure was erected in 1844, originally to serve as the Maysville City Hall. Community leaders at the time hoped that by building such a grand building, they could entice the county's electorate to relocate the county seat to their town. Indeed, in 1848, the seat was relocated from the town of Washington to Maysville, and this edifice was offered up as the new courthouse. It was built by Ignatius Mitchell, Christopher Russell, Stanislaus Mitchell, and Ignatius Purnell.

The structure is a contributing property to the Courthouse Square and Mechanics' Row Historic District, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.

In 1999, the Mason County Justice Building was erected a block to the west, effectively replacing this facility, which is now used to house county government offices.

Maysville, Kentucky is located on the Ohio River, in the northeast of the commonwealth, roughly between Columbus, Ohio and Lexington. It serves as the seat of Mason County, and is one of the most charming, well-preserved communities I have encountered in the Bluegrass State.

This stunning Greek Revival structure was erected in 1844, originally to serve as the Maysville City Hall. Community leaders at the time hoped that by building such a grand building, they could entice the county's electorate to relocate the county seat to their town. Indeed, in 1848, the seat was relocated from the town of Washington to Maysville, and this edifice was offered up as the new courthouse. It was built by Ignatius Mitchell, Christopher Russell, Stanislaus Mitchell, and Ignatius Purnell.

The structure is a contributing property to the Courthouse Square and Mechanics' Row Historic District, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.

In 1999, the Mason County Justice Building was erected a block to the west, effectively replacing this facility, which is now used to house county government offices.

Maysville, Kentucky is located on the Ohio River, in the northeast of the commonwealth, roughly between Columbus, Ohio and Lexington. It serves as the seat of Mason County, and is one of the most charming, well-preserved communities I have encountered in the Bluegrass State.

As seen from the front of the historic 1844 Mason County Courthouse

Maysville, Kentucky is located on the Ohio River, in the northeast of the commonwealth, roughly between Columbus, Ohio and Lexington. It serves as the seat of Mason County, and is one of the most charming, well-preserved communities I have encountered in the Bluegrass State.

Erected in 1926, this Art Deco city hall features the designs of architect Douglas Ellington. It was individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and became a contributing property to the Downtown Asheville Historic District in 1979.

Asheville is a lovely small city located in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina. It is home to roughly 95,000 residents (in 2020) and serves as the seat of Buncombe County.

Erected in 1926, this Art Deco city hall features the designs of architect Douglas Ellington. It was individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and became a contributing property to the Downtown Asheville Historic District in 1979.

Asheville is a lovely small city located in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina. It is home to roughly 95,000 residents (in 2020) and serves as the seat of Buncombe County.

Erected in 1926, this Art Deco city hall features the designs of architect Douglas Ellington. It was individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and became a contributing property to the Downtown Asheville Historic District in 1979.

Asheville is a lovely small city located in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina. It is home to roughly 95,000 residents (in 2020) and serves as the seat of Buncombe County.

Erected in 1926, this Art Deco city hall features the designs of architect Douglas Ellington. It was individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and became a contributing property to the Downtown Asheville Historic District in 1979.

Asheville is a lovely small city located in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina. It is home to roughly 95,000 residents (in 2020) and serves as the seat of Buncombe County.

Erected in 1926, this Art Deco city hall features the designs of architect Douglas Ellington. It was individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and became a contributing property to the Downtown Asheville Historic District in 1979.

Asheville is a lovely small city located in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina. It is home to roughly 95,000 residents (in 2020) and serves as the seat of Buncombe County.

Erected in 1926, this Art Deco city hall features the designs of architect Douglas Ellington. It was individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and became a contributing property to the Downtown Asheville Historic District in 1979.

Asheville is a lovely small city located in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina. It is home to roughly 95,000 residents (in 2020) and serves as the seat of Buncombe County.

The Downtown Asheville Historic District was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.

Asheville is a lovely small city located in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina. It is home to roughly 95,000 residents (in 2020) and serves as the seat of Buncombe County.

Erected in 1926, this Art Deco city hall features the designs of architect Douglas Ellington. It was individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and became a contributing property to the Downtown Asheville Historic District in 1979.

Asheville is a lovely small city located in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina. It is home to roughly 95,000 residents (in 2020) and serves as the seat of Buncombe County.

Erected in 1926, this Art Deco city hall features the designs of architect Douglas Ellington. It was individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and became a contributing property to the Downtown Asheville Historic District in 1979.

Asheville is a lovely small city located in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina. It is home to roughly 95,000 residents (in 2020) and serves as the seat of Buncombe County.

Erected in 1926, this Art Deco city hall features the designs of architect Douglas Ellington. It was individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and became a contributing property to the Downtown Asheville Historic District in 1979.

Asheville is a lovely small city located in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina. It is home to roughly 95,000 residents (in 2020) and serves as the seat of Buncombe County.