Lapeer County Historical Courthouse
235 W Nepessing St Lapeer
Lapeer County Historical Courthouse is a treasured downtown landmark completed in 1846 and recognized as Michigan’s oldest courthouse still serving its original purpose. Built by early Lapeer settler Alvin N. Hart, the Greek Revival structure is known for its Doric style, white exterior, historic courtroom, and connection to local government history. Open by arrangement and available for rentals, it is a meaningful stop for history lovers, architecture fans, and community visitors.
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