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Jefferson County Courthouse

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The historic Jefferson County Courthouse associated with Golden, Colorado, was a county government and judicial building that stood near the Colorado School of Mines. Golden's preservation plan dates the brick courthouse to 1895 and records that the Victorian structure was replaced in the 1960s; it is therefore a former county facility, rather than the county's current judicial facility.

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Where was the historic Jefferson County Courthouse in Colorado?

The courthouse associated with this item stood in Golden, Colorado, near the Colorado School of Mines. It was a county government and judicial building.

When was the Jefferson County Courthouse built?

Golden's preservation plan dates the brick courthouse to 1895. The building is recorded as a Victorian structure.

What architectural style was the Jefferson County Courthouse?

The courthouse was a Victorian brick building. Its 1895 date and civic role place it among Golden's historic public structures.

What was the Jefferson County Courthouse used for?

It served both county government and judicial functions. The historic building stood near the Colorado School of Mines in Golden.

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