Johnston County Courthouse
Tishomingo, Oklahoma
 
 
     
 
 Completed - 1992
Architect - Badgett & Coover-Clark
Photos: Robert Deering 6/17/2013
 
 

1898 Chickasaw Nation Capitol
Served as Johnston County
Courthouse 1909-1992
 
 
 

COUNTY ORGANIZED: 1907 from Recording District 22 in the Chicasaw Nation.

COUNTY NAMED FOR: 
Douglas H. Johnston, Governor of the Chickasaw Nation.

COUNTY SEAT NAMED FOR: Chief Tishomingo.

COURTHOUSES:
 The first County Courthouse was a two-story frame building that burned in 1908.  In 1909, the county purchased the Chickasaw Nation Capitol building, which was used as the County Courthouse until a new structure was built in 1992.  The Chickasaw Capitol was sold back to the Chickasaw Nation at that time. 

STANDING:
 

  • The 1910 Courthouse was originally completed in 1898 as the Chickasaw Nation Capitol, and it served in that capacity until Statehood in 1907. 
  • 1992 Modern Courthouse

         

 
Photo: Robert Deering 7/11/2019

ADDRESS: 403 W. Main Street, Tishomingo, Oklahoma