Indiana County Courthouse

 courthouse, historical building

825 Philadelphia Street
Indiana, PA 15701
(724) 465-3955
www.countyofindiana.org/

This courthouse is the seat of Indiana County.

The Courthouse (1968). In 1968 the county opted for a new courthouse in a brick utilitarian style, with a portico to identify it as the courthouse. In front is a statue of James Stewart, the old-time movie actor, who was born in Indiana. The library next door has a (oddly interesting) Stewart Museum. The old courthouse is now a bank office building, refurbished both inside and out, and more significant architecturally. It was built around 1870 in the Second Empire style with a large tower over the front. The original jail and sheriff's residence are at the rear , reached through an enclosed upper story walkway.

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