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Lancaster County Courthouse

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The Lancaster County Courthouse was completed in April 2011 after a devastating fire put the original historic Lancaster courthouse out of commission. Even though the burned courthouse was later restored, Lancaster County knew that a new building was needed in order to comply with South Carolina’s security regulations. This more modern courthouse was built next to the historic one, and is a designated Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) project.

Lancaster County SC Courthouse

Stephen Brenton of Ladson, 2012 © Do Not Use Without Written Consent

Plan Your Trip: Lancaster County Courthouse

Where is Lancaster County Courthouse located?
Address: 104 North Main Street, Lancaster, SC 29720
GPS Coordinates: 34.720580,-80.771441
Website: http://www.mylancastersc.org/
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Lancaster County Historic Courthouse 0.1 mile
Downtown Lancaster 0.1 mile
Bank of Lancaster 0.2 mile
Springs House 0.2 mile
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  1. Joe Hinson says

    To most of us from Lancaster, the court house is still the historic building to the left of this one. I’m sure this one fits the needs of modern day lawyering fine though!

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