LANDMARKS
of New York State
Broome County Courthouse
Binghamton
The Broome County Courthouse represents the center of town. It embodies the rich history of the late 19th century. The third courthouse built on this site, it was designed by Isaac Perry, the area's foremost architect of the 19th century, who also served as the State architect late in his career.
Original Name
Broome County Courthouse
Location
Center of the City
Court and Chenango Streets
Binghamton
Broome County
New York
Map
Category
Government Building
Designations
National Historic Landmark
National Historic District
Construction Began
1898
Architect
Isaac G. Perry
Builder
Miles Leonard
Cost: $130,000
Original Owner
Broome County
Original Use
Broome County Courthouse
Replaced courthouse burned in 1886, which had replaced the one before on this same site.
Number of Stories
2 1/2
Foundation
Stone
Walls
Ohio Sandstone
Roofing
Terracotta Tile
Dome: Copper
Interior
Courtroom restored in 2004
Additions
Southwing added 1916 by
Schaefer Construction Co.
Cost: $65,000
Current Owner
Broome County
Public
Current Use
County Courthouse
Current Condition
Excellent
Public Access
Yes