The first courthouse, the Burlington Railroad Eating House, was replaced by this two-story Moderne building. Facing of black-spotted white brick is trimmed with local sandstone and terracotta decorative blocks. Inside are the original steel doors with brown enamel, terrazzo lobby floor, and decorative Nuwood ceilings.
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