Cherokee County Courthouse
Tahlequah, Oklahoma
 
 
     
 
 
 Completed - 1979
Architect - Ammerman, Butler, and Thomas
Photos: Robert Deering 7/9/2019
 
 
 
1867 Cherokee Nation Capitol
Served as Cherokee County
Courthouse 1907-1979
 
 

COUNTY ORGANIZED: 1907 from the Tahlequah District in the Cherokee Nation.

COUNTY NAMED FOR: 
The Cherokee Nation.

COUNTY SEAT NAMED FOR: An old Cherokee town named Talikwa or Tellico.

COURTHOUSES: Two - 1907 and 1979

STANDING:
 Two -

  • The 1907 Courthouse was completed in 1867 as the Cherokee Nation Capitol.  It became the Cherokee County Courthouse in 1907 when Oklahoma became a state, and served in that capacity until 1979 when a new courthouse was built.  The building was returned to the Cherokee Nation and now functions for the Cherokee court system and election board. 

  • Also standing is the 1979 Modern courthouse



ADDRESS:  213 W Deleware, Talequah, Oklahoma