Three successive courthouses have stood on the same spot on Danbury’s Main Street. The first was built in 1785 and the second in 1823-1824. This latter building was enlarged in 1879, but the need for an even larger structure led to the building of the Fairfield County Courthouse of 1899. The architect was Warren R. Briggs of Bridgeport, who also designed the Fairfield County Courthouse in Bridgeport (1888) and the Connecticut Building for the World’s Colombian Exposition (1893). Today, the copper-domed Courthouse in Danbury serves as the Courthouse for Juvenile Matters.
Fairfield County Courthouse (1899)
Are there any historic bank buildings in Fairfield County?
I’m sure there are many. I’ve featured only a few on this site, three in Bridgeport: https://historicbuildingsct.com/?cat=267,193&search_type=and&order=default and one in New Canaan: https://historicbuildingsct.com/?p=5765