Historic Pioneer Courthouse.
A landmark in the heart of St. George, restored as a place to experience local history, attend community events, and connect with the stories that shaped Southern Utah.
From county courthouse to community landmark.
Once the center of Washington County government, the restored courthouse now welcomes visitors for local history, education, and community gatherings.
- St. George becomes the county seatThe move sets the stage for a permanent courthouse.
- The courthouse is completedBuilt from locally quarried sandstone and adobe brick.
- County offices moveAfter nearly a century, government offices relocate to newer facilities.
- A recognized historic placeListed on the National Register of Historic Places.
- Restored for a new generationThe building reopens for visitors, events, and civic learning.
History you can step into.
The courthouse is more than a preserved building. It's a living place for discovery, learning, and community events.
Tour & explore
Discover original features, pioneer craftsmanship, and stories from Washington County's past.
Visitor details →Attend an event
See what's coming up, from historical experiences to patriotic and cultural gatherings.
Upcoming events →Bring people together
Explore meeting and event opportunities in an unforgettable historic setting.
Reservation information →Where history supports today's civic education.
The courthouse belongs to Washington County and is administered by United We Pledge in collaboration with the County and local partners.
It serves as UWP's headquarters and a home base for Give Me Liberty, helping connect local history with meaningful civics education for students, families, and communities.
Plan your visit.
Explore the restored courthouse in downtown St. George. Check the official courthouse website for current tours, hours, events, and reservation details.
St. George, UT 84770
Hours and event availability may change. Confirm details before visiting.
Help keep history part of community life.
Support the educational and community work United We Pledge brings to places like the courthouse.