Supreme Court building

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The Supreme Court building at New Echota is a reconstructed structure representing the judicial center of the former Cherokee Nation capital in present-day Georgia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage site structure
reconstructed historic building
architecturalStyle vernacular 19th-century American
associatedWith Cherokee Nation
New Echota (Cherokee capital)
linked to: New Echota
category Cherokee Nation historic sites
Reconstructed buildings
Supreme court buildings
country United States
eraRepresented early 19th century
function court building
judicial center
governingBody Georgia Department of Natural Resources
heritageDesignation state historic site
heritageTheme Cherokee legal system
Cherokee removal era
historicalRole judicial center of the Cherokee Nation
locatedIn Georgia
Gordon County, Georgia NERFINISHED
New Echota
United States
locatedNear Calhoun, Georgia
material wood
openToPublic yes
partOf New Echota Historic Site
linked to: New Echota
reconstructionOf Supreme Court of the Cherokee Nation building
touristAttraction yes
usedFor educational programs
heritage tourism
public history interpretation

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New Echota hasReconstructedBuilding Supreme Court building
New Echota, Georgia hasReconstructedBuilding Supreme Court building of the Cherokee Nation
linked to: Supreme Court building