This review is limited in scope to the bronze Jimmy Stewart statue that stands in front of this…read morecourthouse. Actor Jimmy Stewart was born and raised in Indiana, PA. On his 75th birthday the town honored him for all his achievements-both military and screen with this statue. The ironic thing about the statue is that it wasn't ready in time for the birthday ceremony. The town substituted a fiberglass one in its place which was later moved next door to the Jimmy Stewart museum. Dressed randomly in Jimmy's movie outfit from "Mr. Smith goes to Washington" suit, he wears a fedora and has one hand in his pocket and the other pointing out. This was known as one of his common standing gestures and had great posture. The statue sits on top of a concrete pedestal. Nearby the museum is a state marker that addresses his legacy and work. Check out the actual statue if you are going to the museum or just strolling around town. Jimmy got his boyhood education at a school which later became part of Indiana University of PA.

I took a tour of the courthouse with PHLF and was in awe of the beauty of this historic building…read more From the murals and artwork to the architecture, this building is one of the most beautiful downtown. Security is strict, which is great. Since the building is so old, there is no AC so there are giant fans on each floor. If you pick a good day, you might even see a wedding going on in the courtyard. Truly beautiful!

Came here for a wedding on the courthouse steps. I was really surprised by how beautiful it was…read moreinside. My niece had decorated the steps for the ceremony. It was really a very nice place to get married. There is also a piano so my great nephew was able to play for when the bride came in. There were chairs set up in front of the steps. Very nice for a small wedding.

Beautiful and Historic Crawford County Courthouse in Meadville, Pennsylvania . . . Just look at the…read morepictures I have taken of the building, and you will see what I am talking about. Located in Diamond Square, Diamond Park is directly adjacent and features lots of statues, a beautiful fountain and a gazebo . . . Cheers!!!

I'm rating this more as a place to go see if you are in Greensburg as apposed to actually going…read morethere to take care of any business or be in a trail. This building is beautiful! While it is impressive on the outside, just wait until you see the inside, amazing! It's hard to believe that such a breathtaking place exists in Greensburg. You have to walk through some medal detectors in the front entrance (Courthouse Square) right off the corner of N. Main Street and Otterman Street. After that you are in the annex which is nothing special at all. Once you are past the medal detectors turn immediately left walk to the end of the hall and turn left into the actual old building (the court house). Walk in front of the steps and look up at that dome and all the detail on the walls, ceilings, floors, and lighting. It is really something to see. Even the tile work on the floor is impressive. I used to work in this building and would regularly walk over to this area just to look around. Watch out though, you are not allowed to take pictures inside.

Warren County Court House is a truly a magnificent structure, something we couldn't even think of…read moreconstructing today, built in 1876 and a rare architectural find though the court house in Ridgeway, Pennsylvania is similar since it too was built by the same builder, J. P. Marison. If you're into architecture, it's certainly worth taking a look at and on the darker side of history, though nothing of any real historical import ever took place it Warren, the main courtroom of this courthouse happens to be where in 1954 its then Judge Allison Wade was literally shot right of the bench and killed by a respondent during a support hearing which murder is noted as one of the top 10 terrible courthouse murders in the country by Listverse. For its architecture and local flavor I've rated it a Four Star and, since I'm a member of the local bar, to avoid what might well be the social consequences had I failed to do so.

This county is beyond sad. I had to deal with this probation office for a bit over a year. The…read morestaff is absolutely disgusting. Listening to the way they would talk to each other, about other people, and to people on probation from behind their little glass window was absolutely disgraceful, rude, and berating of everyone around them. The way they treat every single person on probation was so sad. No matter the background or said charges of the person, you were treated like poo on the bottom of their shoe. I can't even begin to imagine how it must be in the adjoining jail. I don't know if this is common practice for all probation offices or if this building thinks it's above what's right. You are made to feel worthless and spoken to with such hate. I obviously couldn't say anything to anyone during that year and chose to wait until I moved from the county to make this post in fear of retaliation from the staff. I pray for anyone who walks through the doors of this wretched building. I wish I could give specific names because boy I sure would (two women in particular) but I'd rather my voice be heard about the terrible environment and the staff it employees.

I've had two experiences here & both were as good as they could be for a government building…read more Security at the door was quick both times, even when I accidentally brought a wine bottle opener inside with me lol (oops). The process to get my marriage license was pretty quick and easy. I was most recently there for a PBF promotion ceremony. The mayor was there and the ceremony was nicely done & a great way to honor our city's firefighters. It's a nice historical building with beautiful architecture.

Patrice in the Vital Records Department and her co-workers delivered outstanding service.read more

Came to take care of some permits. Everything was done in a timely manner. Officers and staff…read moremembers, were very nice and helpful.

Jeremy Toth was politely asked for a FOUA form, but refused to provide one to. A journalist . So…read morethe man used a blank piece of paper to use for the request. He asked for a copy of the completed form but Toth rudely refused and called security on him ! This video is by Auditing Erie county on YouTube