Crowley County 1915 Courthouse

Originally planned as the residence for the county sheriff, the defining features of the 1915 courthouse have much in common with the residential construction style of the period. Designed in the Prairie Style by architect J.M. Gile of Pueblo, the two-story yellow brick courthouse now houses the sheriff's office, combined court, and other county functions. The matching brick addition was added in 1990. Primary court functions moved to the new courthouse at 603 Main in 2003.