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Denton County Courthouse History
The first true courthouse was built in Old Alton. It was a small cabin. Before that time court was held under a tree at Pickneyville.
1857 The first courthouse was built on the north side of the square in Denton at 108 W. Oak Street. It was a two-story wood building.
December 24, 1875 The first courthouse burned down.
1877 The second courthouse was built in the center of the square. 1894 The second courthouse was struck by lightning.
1895 The second courthouse was unsafe and torn down.
1895 The third courthouse was built in the same spot as the second courthouse. It was used until 1997. It is now museum. 1998
The fourth courthouse was built on McKinney Street and is used today to house the courts of Denton.