| "Fulton
County Court House" | |
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the Privy on the Court House lot, the expense not to exceed ten dollars." Since then, cosmetic and sanitary improvements have dramatically been made, but the Fulton County Court House - built as the Tryon County Court House in 1772 and renamed the |
Montgomery County Court House after the Revolutionary War - still stands and is used for the daily exercise of justice. The only Colonial Courthouse still in use in the State of New York and — perhaps — the only one still so utilized in the entire country. |
 "THE OLDEST EXISTING COURT HOUSE IN THE
STATE OF NEW YORK AND ONE OF THE OLDEST IN THE NATION STILL BEING USED AS A COURT HOUSE TODAY."  | |
 The Historical Society of the Courts of the State of New York | |
