The Kanawha County Courthouse stands at Virginia and Court streets in downtown Charleston, WV, across from Charleston City Hall. The block-long stone building was built in 1892, with additions in 1917 and 1924. Its best-known feature is the twin-towered front on Virginia Street. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.
Events held here
In February 2018, during a heavy flu season, Kanawha County offered free flu shot clinics at public buildings. By February 13, 2018, clinics had been held at the Charleston Town Center, the courthouse and the Union Carbide Tech Center.
The county Judicial Annex is a separate building. See guidance for Judicial Annex employees and the event locations list.