The Jasper County Courthouse, at 301-399 Grant Street, Carthage, stands as a testament to Route 66 heritage and small-town American character. Built in 1894–95 from distinctive Carthage stone, this 176-foot Romanesque gem anchors the town square just three blocks from the legendary Mother Road. Its National Register listing (1973) underscores its architectural and historical significance.
We handcraft each replica from 3/4" thick wood in our Wooster, Ohio workshop, capturing the courthouse's period-authentic details. A charming Easter egg awaits: spot Casper, our black cat mascot, peeping from a third-floor window—a symbol of an authentic Cat's Meow.
Perfect for road-trip enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone who cherishes the Americana spirit of the Mother Road.
