Boone County Courthouse

At the center of downtown Lebanon, the Boone County Courthouse stands as a striking symbol of history and the county’s heritage. Completed in 1911, this Classical Revival masterpiece features a grand limestone exterior, soaring columns, and a majestic art glass dome and clock tower that anchors the city’s skyline. It’s eight, 35 feet 3 inch tall, 30 ton Bedford limestone pillars were beleved to be the largest single-piece limestone columns in the world at the time of it’s dedication on July 4, 1912.

Encircling the courthouse is Courthouse Square, a vibrant hub of local life. With its charming storefronts and restaurants, the square invites visitors to slow down and explore. From the summer City Market to seasonal festivals and events, the area buzzes with small-town energy and hospitality. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply looking for a scenic stop on your Indiana travels, the Boone County Courthouse and its square offer a perfect blend of past and present.

212 Courthouse Sq.
Lebanon, IN 46052

765.483.5710