Old Sedgwick County Courthouse, Wichita

Old Sedgwick County Courthouse, Wichita

The Old Sedgwick County Courthouse was established in 1888 by W. R. McPherson. Until 1959 it was used as the seat of county government. It is a Victorian Renaissance building characterized by many large windows, large halls and beautiful towers. The name of the county was given in honor of John Sedgwick who was the general of the Union Army. The structure is also a landmark because of its exterior beauty and historical value.
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Old Sedgwick County Courthouse on Map

Sight Name: Old Sedgwick County Courthouse
Sight Location: Wichita, USA (See walking tours in Wichita)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark

Walking Tours in Wichita, Kansas

Create Your Own Walk in Wichita

Create Your Own Walk in Wichita

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Wichita Introduction Walking Tour

Wichita Introduction Walking Tour

In the heart of America, Wichita, Kansas, is often hailed as "The Air Capital of the World” for its important role in the airplane manufacturing industry.

Originally a humble trading post in the 1860s, it has evolved into a bustling metropolitan hub, spurred by the arrival of the railroad and the subsequent cattle drives. This pivotal era marked Wichita as a significant center for the...  view more

Tour Duration: 2 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 3.9 Km or 2.4 Miles